#Europe

Sanjeev Sanyal

sanjeevsanyal

Even as we roll out the vaccines worldwide, Covid19 is putting up a tough rearguard. Everyone knows about dire situation in US, but second wave in Canada is killing 167/day

Anas Alhajji

anasalhajji

Short Thread on Canada's New Carbon Tax: 1- Most of the reduction in the emissions in Europe since late 1980s happened because they shifted them to China & other countries

Deepti Gurdasani

dgurdasani1

This is irresponsible & negligent- we haven't learned anything from past mistakes. Letting a big wave of infection flow through the UK would mean hundreds of thousands of people with

Nate Swick

N8Swick

Today I'm putting together a talk on bird migration aimed at middle school students and I'm going to tell the story of the Pfeilstorch, because it's an important moment in

Aidan O'Sullivan

AidanOSulliva15

1/ In 1939 at start of WW2, CW. Phillips posted hand-coloured copies of #SuttonHoo site plans & notes to Irish archaeologist Sean P. Ó Ríordáin explaining in a letter that

Jon Danzig

Jon_Danzig

① THE GAP Is there really something so exceptional and special about Britain that makes the requirements of our country so different to all the other countries of Europe? ②

Robert Saunders

redhistorian

Britain's uncodified constitution seems more vulnerable to manipulation today than it was in the past. Why? The answer, I suggest, is about two ideas that were once central to British

🐗 Mike, #Raðljóst, 🐗

Geoelte_Spinne

For my non-European followers who are interested in Brexit. I will give a full breakdown here in gif format.From the point of view of England: From the point of view

Clare Griffin

balalaichnitsa

I’m not going to retweet it (instead reported it) but I see there is another racist tweet about Asian food going around, written by someone who has previously cited animal

Matt Kilcoyne

MRJKilcoyne

If Boris Johnson had deciding a question was pejorative and online supporters then flocked a lobby journalist who had asked the right questions at the right time, then there would

James McAuley

jameskmcauley

Macron's advisor on historical memory issues met with Marion Maréchal in October, @lemondefr reports. Brings a little more clarity on Macron's recent comments on Pétain/Maurras -- those now seem more

Jo Maugham

JolyonMaugham

So, just before Christmas, Government what it called a "response" to this New York Times account of cronyism in pandemic spending.https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/12/17/world/europe/britain-covid-contracts.html And I said,

Matt Barnum

matt_barnum

1/Yesterday CDC director Dr. Rochelle Walensky said: "Vaccination of teachers is not a prerequisite for safe reopening of schools." https://www.youtube.com/watch?t=1256&v=DnolD4MDEnQ&feature=youtu.be. I do have several q

Naomi O'Leary

NaomiOhReally

My understanding of AstraZeneca's EU doses:- contract signed in August- EU expected over 100 mln doses delivered by end-March, possibly 120 mln- in early Dec, AZ revised down to 80

MJVentrice

MJVentrice

One of the things I spoke about in my #AMS2019 talk was this past Dec-Jan Sudden Stratospheric Warming Event compared to February 2018 (produced Beast from the East). I was

shon faye.

shonfaye

Globally 62% of trans people murdered are women in sex work. Almost all the other trans people murdered are trans women who are killed by their own male partners. As

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