“Heart failure is the most prevalent cardiovascular complication in people with diabetes,” says @RBusui, a professor of diabetes at @UMich and president of medicine and science at the ADA. Discover the diabetes-heart failure link and signs to watch for at https://t.co/7G4jYk1pMk.
In the news: @JMUpolisci professor Marty Cohen talks with @TheAtlantic about the “party decides” theory and the chances of former President Trump repeating his 2016 electoral run. https://t.co/SVwcxhlxo5
Spring is in the air and so are talks of climate, gardening and #EarthDay. JMU faculty experts are available to speak on a variety of environmental topics. https://t.co/N8R3U8My6q
McDonald’s entry into the Soviet Union was so groundbreaking it gave rise to a political theory. JMU professor Bernd Kaussler shares what the restaurant's withdrawal now means with the @AP : https://t.co/3dXBN9cZeL
Making news: JMU is kicking off #SmallBusinessWeek with the announcement of the @JMUGCFE Bluestone Seed Fund to spur JMU entrepreneurship and hands-on venture investment learning. https://t.co/KqFvtSQLeu
Sharks will take the spotlight next week during #SharkWeek on Discovery Channel, but the weird paddlefish from the murky depths of America’s great rivers deserves some attention too, says JMU researcher Marcus Davis. https://t.co/yAMndNsbnc
Sneak peek: @boricua_geo of @JMUGeoDukes takes @WHSVnews into @GrandCaverns to talk about his exciting new project to map the cave. Watch tonight at 5/6pm!
“This legislation is a huge step towards ensuring that public lands in California are protected so that everyone, especially underserved communities that have been denied equal access to nearby nature can enjoy the outdoors." -@balamitzna https://t.co/HcitW3IVnw 1/2
"Healthy and connected landscapes, diverse and abundant wildlife populations, clean air and water, quality outdoor recreation opportunities and productive working lands can all be achieved." #Protect30x30 https://t.co/LAmXqhtibG
THREAD! What Can the U.S. Do Immediately to Achieve our New Climate Commitments?
States, cities, and others will continue to move the nation forward, but there are immediate steps the federal government can take to drive progress.