#Future

Robert Garcia

RobertGarciaLB

Thank you to the hardworking unions who keep our economy strong and protect working people. I want to thank @CaliforniaLabor & @LALabor for always being a partner in implementing laws

Dexter Docherty

Dexterdocherty

Great article in @CityLab by a good friend @JohnSurico talking about the need to fund public green space, especially in light of Covid-19https://www.citylab.com/perspective/2020/04/coronavirus-nature-city-park-funding-accessibility-location/609697/?u

Christof Spieler, PE, AICP, LEED AP

christofspieler

In “Trains, Buses, People, I note how the Austin Red Line, as a result of political compromise, misses both the highest concentrations of population (red/orange) and jobs (the purple outlines.)

Rewilding Science

RewildingS

1/ Todays #rewildingscience paper sees us take a look at Dolly Jørgensen’s Rethinking Rewilding which investigates how the term rewilding was adopted and modified in ecological scientific discourse - https://www.sciencedirect.com/science

Money Africa

themoneyafrica

Hello Laycon, How are you doing? I guess things are hectic. Phone calls. Messages. Press rounds. One of the things that would be uppermost on your mind would be, how do I

Patrick McKenzie

patio11

A very interesting conversation about forecasting the future (with the Superforecaster guy), where it tends to pick up predictive alpha, the sociological makeup of people who repeatedly make good predictions,

David Henig

DavidHenigUK

I'm in the rare position of being able to add to a Peter Foster Brexit thread. A big reason the UK can't reach a decision on technical standards and conformity

Tola

adetolaov

On this Funke Akindele’s case, a simple lecture in Criminal Law will allow anyone to see they were charged for a crime that does not exist, and so even if

Nick Lockwood

nicklockwood

Nobody:Me: here's how I use git (thread): the commits in my projects are almost never a reflection of actual history. Instead, before pushing to upstream (and sometimes after!) I collapse

☆ )): tsaritsa's little jester

sadaoquil

Les do it Day 1) I really had to think for a second and as I grabbed his photo I remembered Fyodor exists LMAO so he will prob be somewhere

HOSHI 💚🧡 INACTIVE

antikacchan

☆ deku chasing after kacchan's back throughout the years: a thread ☆ "good or bad aside, kacchan was full of confidence… and i thought he was so cool." "you're so

Prof Paul James Cardwell

Cardwell_PJ

Of course he is playing to the crowd, and blaming Brussels always works, even after leaving the EU. But this is an assertion without evidence. /1https://www.reuters.com/article/uk-britain-eu-raab-idUSKBN26O0MT The UK became so

Eduard Habsburg

EduardHabsburg

THREAD: on reading A CANTICLE FOR LEIBOWITZ for the first time. This is a classic dystopian future novel from 1959 - with a Catholic twist. Best of you don't know

Governor Jay Inslee

GovInslee

Today, I’m signing the 2020 supplemental operating budget. Legislators and many others put in a huge amount of work to pass good policies and smart investments.Under normal circumstances, I would

Simon Phelps

WildlifePhelps

This tweet from @Rebirding1 has been bugging me. I think this is due to two things:1. The casual dismissal of the concerns of someone working on a rare moth species.2.

James Landale

BBCJLandale

Paul Lambert, aka Gobby, was a BBC legend, a one man institution, the best fixer in the business, a man who had a better nose for a story than anyone