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Around here, a digital figment of your short term memory.

[Gemma Sou @gemmasou]

Teaching on Climate Change? Our graphic novella based on social science research across 3 continents and 5 countries is designed to help! It reveals the hidden ways low-income people live with and adapt to Climate Change https://t.co/1VEihEruPT

[Svein Tveitdal @tveitdal]

Climate Cartoon of the day:
Better listen to science!

[The White House 46 Archived @WhiteHouse46]

Climate change is an intersectional issue. Watch National Climate Advisor @Gina_McCarthy explain why:

[felux @felux]

https://t.co/Cz21WzCFlC

[felux @felux]

Descanse en paz Taso Zenón, gracias siempre por tu legado, tu lucha y sacrificio.

[Yolanda Velez @yovelezarcelay]

Me informan q el pescador Taso Zenón, uno d los luchadores históricos por la salida d la Marina d Vieques, murió esta madrugada en el Hosp Universitario d RíoPiedras donde convalecía d un infarto. Mis respetos a su familia y a todos los viequenses

[felux @felux]

https://t.co/HTzI2yahIR

[Christiana Figueres @CFigueres]

How is it possible that these companies have to clarify the use of their products? We have fallen off the mental sanity cliff.

[The Guardian @guardian]

Donald Trump has stunned viewers by suggesting that people could receive injections of disinfectant to cure the coronavirus

[Reuters @Reuters]

Iceland's forest service is recommending people hug a tree for five minutes a day

[Foreign Policy @ForeignPolicy]

South Korea’s Democratic Party is likely to earn a supermajority in the legislature, allowing them to pursue a bold liberal agenda with little friction from opposition parties. https://t.co/0bHJaUxNJA

[Barack Obama @BarackObama]

As she often does, @SenWarren provides a cogent summary of how federal policymakers should be thinking about the pandemic in the coming months. https://t.co/zkX0E7ncK5

[Andy Slavitt @ASlavitt]

COVID Update March 31: I spent the day trying to assess some of the greatest needs we have & what the Federal government could be solving now.

Yesterday was about our challenge. Today is about solutions. 1/

[Andy Slavitt @ASlavitt]

COVID Update March 30: Tonight’s update is going get to the heart of how Trump decided to make the leap to start discussing the potential US death toll from Coronavirus.

I talked to Italy, the White House, US hospitals and others about what they see and what they expect. 1/

[David Zipper @DavidZipper]

What a strange take on mobility data in the NY Times.

It's hard to see how MDS data from micromobility trips is "key to solving congestion"-- which is caused by autos, not e-scooters.

Data alone can't fix cities' policy problems.

https://t.co/g0tdYfjnrJ

[Steve Crowley @SteveCrowley]

Performance artist generates virtual traffic jams in Google Maps by pulling a wagon full of smartphones
https://t.co/ZOICiqYWKW

[CNN Politics @CNNPolitics]

Portion of US border wall in California falls over in high winds and lands on Mexican side https://t.co/3uZutXxFp1

[The Economist @TheEconomist]

Globally, road accidents kill more people every year than malaria or HIV/AIDS https://t.co/qK6jkKNiA4

[UN Climate Change @UNFCCC]

A graphic showing all floods over 110 cm in Venice since the 1800s, published in
@sciam > https://t.co/rA2FDSyaz9

Notice the trend?

Stay tuned for discussions on how to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and how to build #resilience to #climatechange at #COP25 in Madrid.

[Bloomberg Law: Environment @environment]

Pacific Islands nations say that the U.S. withdrawal from the Paris climate accord will “undermine American influence and credibility” in the region, which is increasingly coming under the sway of China. https://t.co/dqgkFSsM8z

[Council on Foreign Relations @CFR_org]

China's telecom companies introduced 5G mobile phone services today, giving the country the largest 5G commercial network in the world. As China closes the gap in innovation, here's what the U.S. needs to do to keep its edge: https://t.co/TmoEfAJkcK via @adschina