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Ben Serrurier

benserrurier

I've learned a lot about the natural gas system during the ERCOT crisis and am appreciative of industry folks shedding sharing their expertise. Those same folks don't always have an

Ruaraidh

ruaraidhdobson

I'm reluctant to talk about this, but my experience as an exposure scientist (particle air pollution, not infectious disease) leads me to think there's no reason to wear a mask

Leanne

MsLods

The PM said:- downloading the COVIDSafe app is like wearing sunscreen outside- it's the "ticket" to easing restrictions.BUT Government's own testing indicated that at launch the app only worked on

Eric Umansky

ericuman

1/ Earlier this week, I wrote about how my family saw an NYPD car *hit a kid* The police denied it.The car didn’t hit the kid, they said. *The kid

Adam Klasfeld

KlasfeldReports

An election hearing before a Trump-appointed judge is ongoing in the Northern District of Georgia—and has Zoom access.I'll be covering it for @LawCrimeNews.Other reporters whom I see live-tweeting include @MikeSacksEsq

Jodi Ettenberg

legalnomads

For election-anxiety purposes, a thread with some information.1) A list of the times that final polls close in each state, along with the number of electoral votes each has (electoral

C Weissenberg

DrCWeissenberg

It's a big ask, but please could a German speaker give me the gist of what this article(right) is about? My fledgling German won't do it: I can pick out

A Marm Kilpatrick

DiseaseEcology

Do kids transmit #COVID19 less often than adults?New paper published from contact tracing in S Korea.(I'm 1-2d late to the party but other threads are mis-representing the paper/data or missing

Carl T. Bergstrom

CT_Bergstrom

1. Three weeks ago, everyone was bashing the University of Illinois for having the audacity to run an in-person semester at a large state school by developing an in-house testing

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lomecreu

Hey. Yes you. I know you think 2020 has been crap. But nice things have happened too. Here's a hairy pig to grab your attention and my list of unequivocally

Nsikan Akpan, PhD

MoNscience

Couldn't sleep last night, so went down a rabbit hole of face mask history. So researchers have known since at least 1919 that masks, when constructed properly and used appropriately,

Laura Meckler

laurameckler

ICYMI, deep dive with @PerryStein on effort to reopen DC schools: Mismanagement by city and intransigence from the District’s teachers union combined to thwart every move. The city kept changing

Robert Ede

Robert_WH_Ede

1/ The latest research from our team looks at how the national vaccine rollout is progressing, and provides practical recommendations for the next phase.https://twitter.com/Policy_Exchange/status/1354346275425153027 2/ Firstly, much has bee

David Henig

DavidHenigUK

Disappointed I haven't yet seen a 'Cummings Greatest Hits in government' list, because it really is a fine collection. So let's try to correct this terrible wrong. Tagline - 'Unlike

Matt Weatherall

matt_weatherall

“So many haters had just prepared their Marmite wrong!” Happy to see @jonnyburch newslettering again. I enjoyed this one about Marmite and first-time user experiences. It inspired me to put

@amuse

amuse

CONSPIRACY THREAD: Time Magazine, in a shocking expose, claims that a "cabal" of powerful people across the world worked together to influence voters, change rules and laws, control media coverage,

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