The COVID-19 pandemic has upturned our 21st century existence, wreaking havoc on both social and cultural norms and our way of life. It has also crippled the global economy and continues to impact diverse business sectors and industries — travel, transportation, education, and manufacturing.
The coronavirus, in my opinion, is here to stay, and panicking is futile. It’s pretty much everywhere, and honestly, I am worried, but I’m not out there panic buying pallets of toilet paper. The reason why the coronavirus is here to stay is due to the nature of corporate capitalism.
Numerous prominent Republicans and former Republicans, some of whom were in top positions in Republican White Houses and Congress, have urged voters to vote for Democrats in this election (often for a whole set of reasons related to democracy and protecting the core essence of the United States that I’m not even going to discuss in this article).
An off-grid, solar-powered vaccine cooler developed in Denmark is helping keep vaccines fresh and children vaccinated against diseases in Kenya’s Rift Valley and other remote, rural areas of countries around the world. The 20-liter SolarChill Vaccine Cooler stores vaccines for two to eight days on a single charge and doesn’t require batteries.
President Obama’s new health care reforms will help millions more people in the U.S. get access to modern medical care and preventive health services, just like every other country in the developed world. All things being equal, that would lead to a rapid surge in greenhouse gas emissions attributed to … [continued]
