#Indoors

Kirsty Brimelow QC

Kirsty_Brimelow

Thread:Overview of the new Health Protection (Coronavirus, Restrictions) (England)(No.4)Regs coming into force on 5 November. 32 pages.#lockdown They're less draconian than in March. Whilst there remain the same number of

Hayley Stone

hayley_stone

I was reading an article talking about COVID-19 also being airborne, making the indoors more risky, and it suggested schools could help combat this by opening windows, and I was

Orla Hegarty

Orla_Hegarty

[Thread] Will #Level5 work? Contacts between people are not all high-risk, & research says that most people with #COVID19 only transmit to 1 other person or fewer.. ‘It’s often not

zeynep tufekci

zeynep

2020 may well be the end of the American century. Here's the reason to say all this now. Maybe, just maybe, we will get lucky because of some aspect of

Hitanshu Gandhi

free_rider

While #COVID19 seems to have disappeared off Indians' brains once we unlocked, just creating my thread on #COVIDTragedies for people to pause / reflect that it is NON-NEGOTIABLE to wear

CynthiaN

Cynthianagendra

“Now is the moment to end homelessness for a whole bunch of people. The need is great and the opportunity is great...”Stephany Ashley ⁦⁦@BrllntCrnrs⁩ - a housing and services org

Abraar Karan

AbraarKaran

1/ Been saying this for a while, but I’m going to say it again. Do not indoor dine right now. Order takeout. Tip restaurants. Support businesses. But I would not

Troy Pavlek

troypavlek

People keep asking me for my thoughts on gondola so here's the cliff notes:- If someone wants to do something innovative with their own money, we should let them- If

Governor Roy Cooper

NC_Governor

Updates from Gov. Cooper's COVID-19 briefing:https://twitter.com/NC_Governor/status/1346892977369542656 As of today, we have had 582,348 confirmed cases, 6,952 new cases, 3,893 people are in the hospital, and sadly, 7,076 people have di

Paula Olsiewski

polsiewski

I’ve seen a lot of questions about the importance of ventilation and the spread of SARS-CoV2. I have expertise in the science of indoor air quality & want to share

John Burn-Murdoch

jburnmurdoch

ICYMI: last week we published two stories on what science tells us about how to minimise risk to you & others as economies reopen.(https://www.ft.com/content/2418ff87-1d41-41b5-b638-38f5164a2e94 &https://www.ft.com/content/202a6f8a-

James Gunn

JamesGunn

The US is 5% of the world's population, yet we're responsible for 25% of the world's deaths from coronavirus, more than any country in the world. More than 10 times

Sam Hart

hartng

Marry who gets you o. I'm extroverted for Africa. I attend every function I'm invited to. My wife on the other hand is in love with her indoors & can't

Wrath Of Gnon

wrathofgnon

The Greek city of Priene as it might have looked in 350 B.C. Planned so that all homes face south to make maximum use of solar heating in winter. Courtyards

Dr. Richard Corsi

CorsIAQ

1/ I am seeing many interpreting this as "it's safe to send kids back to school." That's a misinterpretation. First, safe implies certainty, which is not true here. What can

Kass Minor [she/her/hers]

MsKass1

People I talk to in the Midwest think I'm being maniacal when I talk about how we rarely eat anywhere other than our own home, how no, I will not

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