#Crisis

Chris Murphy

ChrisMurphyCT

1/ A short THREAD on another of those silent crises that most Americans don't see right now:The crisis of kids with serious disabilities, who are home, with no ability to

Jim Harrold of Omaha

JimHarroldOmaha

1/4. The military faces a moral crisis. The current president has made clear that our loyalty is to him, not the Constitution, but him alone. The #NavySecretary clumsy words and

Paul Quigley

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Iain Marlow

iainmarlow

The appeals from Indians for oxygen and hospital beds on social media are harrowing and understandable. But they also speak volumes about the unreliability of Indian institutions in times of

Tom Wein

tom_wein

Social science in the crisis - evidence from two databases of ongoing studies.https://medium.com/@tom_wein/social-science-in-the-crisis-some-data-c1628f76ffb0 Not the main point, but its possible this evidence of an imbalance in coronavirus response

Amrish Rau

amrishrau

The after shocks will be harder to accept than the shock itself. #COVID19There are some MSMEs with inventory pile up and some with low inventory. Cashflows have been disrupted and

John Hayward

Doc_0

One of the hardest things about handling an unprecedented crisis is that you can't focus 100% of your attention on it. Other problems don't go away, and can become deadly

Colin J. Carlson, Ph.D.

wormmaps

Not to say that the emerging philosophy of compassion & ethics in climate adaptation is unimportant - it's not unimportant - but boy, the corresponding social safety nets and policy

Aimun

bluemagicboxes

Xander's ki outdoor seating is "adapting to an economic crisis"Ghareeb ka thaila is "encroachment that needs to be removed for development" This isn't a dig on Xander's. This is a

Bjorn Lomborg

BjornLomborg

Significant data indicate corona is no worse than common flu.Yes, we need mass testing.But if true, shutting down the economy was possibly not the best response.https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/without-mass-testing-were-flying-blind-through-th

O. Hybridity

ShillSphinx

I should be in bed, time to uncork a big bottle of game design thoughts:this is probably a personal hangup but few things take the wind out of a system's

Ama

nekoama

That Lilo and Stitch discourse is bad for a few reasons but the worst is that it takes the ‘you don’t have to put up with abusive family members’ and

Ben & Jerry's UK

benandjerrysUK

Hey @PritiPatel we think the real crisis is our lack of humanity for people fleeing war, climate change and torture. We pulled together a thread for you.. People wouldn’t make

The Ranty Highwayman

RantyHighwayman

Seeing criticism of this, but from an emergency planning point of view, planning the "recovery phase" is definitely something which has to be considered during a crisis - it's a

Christopher Bouzy

cbouzy

In approximately 5 months, we are going to get overwhelmed by the Brazilian variant(s) because we continue to ignore the crisis in Brazil. Thankfully, U.S. news outlets are beginning to

Ben & Jerry's UK

benandjerrysUK

People wouldn’t make dangerous journeys if they had any other choice. The UK hasn’t resettled any refugees since March, but wars and violence continue. What we need is more safe