We are putting the transport sector on the right pathway towards #CleanMobility.
Today's agreement on CO2 emission standards for new cars and vans will reduce pollution and improve air quality for Europeans.
Learn more → https://t.co/VI1nXlnm3n
The big economic questions in coming decades will come down to how extreme the #weather will be and how to value the future versus the present. How permanent will the costs be? How might climate change fuel inequality? Can we adapt to a warmer climate?https://t.co/FZvQUn3H8w
Friday (11 Jan): 800 THOUSAND US federal workers will miss their first paycheck due to the gov't #shutdown. More people than the population of the cities of Seattle, Portland, Denver, Boston, Detroit, Las Vegas & Washington (DC). This is ludicrous. People cannot work for nothing.
As the year winds down and we look toward 2019, I’m asking you to make a commitment: find something you want to change in your community and take the first step toward changing it. If you need some inspiration, take a look at some of the young leaders who inspired me this year.
Agreed: "English departments should require an interdisciplinary class with linguistics on the grammar of the English language." https://t.co/9WAkGl2IKC
"We're facing a man-made disaster of global scale... time is running out" - Sir David Attenborough issues warning at UN Climate Conference #COP24 in Poland https://t.co/I8q5wKRm3v
'Anyone living with HIV has dignity and worth equal to everyone else on this planet.' — @JMunozActor is sharing his story to let others with HIV know they’re not alone
Today is #WorldAidsDay, a day to bring awareness to the disease that has killed over 35 million people globally since 1980, devastated the queer community and remains a leading cause of death for reproductive-age women around the world.
We must do better.
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In my on-boarding to Congress, I get to pick my insurance plan.
As a waitress, I had to pay more than TWICE what I’d pay as a member of Congress.
It’s frustrating that Congressmembers would deny other people affordability that they themselves enjoy. Time for #MedicareForAll.
"I think the whole country has gotten a PhD in Russian studies they didn't sign up for." - Rep. @ericswalwell (#Democrat, CA) via the @PBS@NewsHour. https://t.co/JBnCRQN2lz
"What really leads to more funding and a higher salary is a #scientist’s ability to produce groundbreaking #research, not confirming the consensus." https://t.co/5WbmZ13GGh
If the #UK leaves the #EU w/out a trade deal, we "could be looking at #tariffs on cheddar cheese from #Ireland of 47%, on beef of 42%, & on tomatoes of 28%." Yet, as many as 18% of UK citizens would be happy to leave the EU without a trade deal. (from @the_brc via @TheEconomist)
'“If we will not endure a king as a political power,” thundered Ohio’s Senator John Sherman, the sponsor of the nation’s first antitrust law in 1890, “we should not endure a king over the production, transportation and sale” of what the nation produce[s]'.https://t.co/u6WGaC7Vwy
Leaders of France and Germany sign remembrance book in replica of train carriage near Compiegne where Armistice ending World War One was signed 100 years ago #Armistice100
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French President Emmanuel Macron and German Chancellor Angela Merkel unveil commemorative plaque at the spot where the Armistice ending World War One was signed 100 years ago #armistice100
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