Simulations you’re show how coronavirus could spread in different scenarios

Harry Stevens

The emotional our greatest enemy is not the coronavirus, it is fear, rumors, and stigma. The demand for calm undermines the need for leaders to be validating emotions. We need to be one step ahead by letting people know what to do now AND what to do once it gets worse, as by the time most people get it we might be there - share the possilbities so that we are all mentally prepared for what may come. Not only do we need to be told on what the appropriate response is, but acknowledge the

Peter M. Sandman and Jody Lanard

We are going to see massive restructuring of supply chains

Huileng Tan

The Trump administration has gutted more than 90 environmental rules and regulations since the president took office, and now is using this crisis to push through even more environmental rollbacks and deregulations.

Alison Durkee

A wrenching critique of the digital push for data collection under the guise of sustainability, arguing that although the UN SDGs were initially created as program to save the planet or solve poverty, have turned into a massive game of legalized gambling that uses “sustainability” to suppress dissent.

A Skeptical Parent

The coronavirus pandemic has virtually shut down the U.S. economy. The lights remain on, however, at the Environmental Protection Agency and the Interior Department, where the Trump administration is working to push through its radical reordering of our nation’s environmental and conservation priorities — pandemic or not.

The Trump administration on Thursday will weaken regulations on the release of mercury and other toxic metals from oil and coal-fired power plants, another step toward rolling back health protections in the middle of a pandemic.

Lisa Friedman and Coral Davenport