#Reopening

Karen Vaites

karenvaites

Here’s the thing on school reopening... the recent future will look like the recent past.Most Governors will stay hands-off about school reopening, and leave it to 14,000 superintendents. Just as

Dr. Avis

SistahScholar

People are incorrectly making the assumption that Trump actually gives a damn if the premature reopening that he’s called for leads to another surge in infections & death, thereby necessitating

Sue Weems

weems503

As we anticipate the approval of our Richland Two Reopening plan this week (which I fully expect to be approved, even if they want f2f by Sept 15 when I

Chris Hayes

chrislhayes

This piece from @rmc031 about school safety amidst Covid is a really worthwhile read. It pumps the breaks on the level of certainty we have that "the science says" in-person

Xihong Lin

XihongLin

Our paper “Reconstruction of full transmission dynamics of COVID-19 in Wuhan” is online in Nature. We showed two key features of COVID: High transmissibility (R0=3.5) & high covertness(up to 87%

Kim Weeden

WeedenKim

The authors of this Bloomberg law op-ed lay out a case for why reopening college campus will increase racial inequality among workers. A thread on why I think evidence for

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reinalopezz

As much as I want the gyms to open in phase one I don’t think it’ll end well. Gold’s Gym CEO says employees will wear masks and gloves. Employees will

Nate P.

QMcCall3

Just listened to this ... and it’s difficult to overstate how bad this could get if states begin making rash decisions about their budgets ...https://twitter.com/bisforberkshire/status/1264557737972830210 The other budgetary concern is

J.D. Vance

JDVance1

Here’s data from four different cities. Four different reopening regimes. Four different climates. They all curiously saw a big spike starting in early June. The confidence that protests haven’t contributed

Lindsay Wiley

ProfLWiley

Catch-all terms like "lockdown" and "reopen" aren't helpful ways of thinking about the months & years ahead.More helpful to think of a ladder or a dial. We'll need to gradually

Janet Mefferd

JanetMefferd

After reading more and listening to audio explaining exactly what happened with those arrests in Moscow, Idaho, I don't believe that situation is analogous to the fights for religious liberty

Shani Raine Gilchrist

ShaniRGilchrist

8 additional deaths, 237 new COVID-19 cases announced in SC by DHEChttps://www.wistv.com/2020/04/26/additional-deaths-new-covid-cases-announced-sc-by-dhec/ SC allowed some retail businesses to reopen April 20. That was 6 days ago. When it was announc

Dany Bahar

dany_bahar

THREAD: I've been reading a lot abt post-#COVID strategies for reopening economies in absence of a vaccine anytime soon & to my surprise haven't found a lot policy guidelines. But

Wendy Goodes

WendyGoodes

Thread for @samoosterhoff, @Christina_Mitas, @CHogarthPC, and @RobinMartinPC. I just finished reading the Hansard transcript of @AndreaHorwath’s Motion number 106. All of you made claims about the school reopening plan, but

Karl Fisch

karlfisch

This is not particularly encouraging, but worth your time to get an idea of some of the options out there.https://twitter.com/ezraklein/status/1248587310804930560 1) National lockdown between 14 and 90 days (depending on

Carl Quintanilla

carlquintanilla

JPMORGAN: “We believe we’ve seen a peak in new case growth in the US 3-4 days ago,.. deaths will peak in about a week, so we look for a limited