Solis writes: The coronavirus is officially a global pandemic that has so far infected 10 times more people than SARS did. Schools, university systems, museums, and theaters across the U.S. are shutting down, and soon, entire cities may be too.
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Ma allora il libro non è un bene necessario? La cura dell’anima non vale quanto quella della persona? Va bene che c’è la pandemia, va bene che la salute della collettività viene prima di ogni cosa.
Il Coronavirus mette in evidenza la vulnerabilità del Paese e del mondo intero. Non torneremo velocemente alla “normalità”. Di più, tocchiamo con mano che la nostra normalità non è affatto normale.
In 2011, the nuclear-powered aircraft carrier USS Ronald Reagan was about 100km off the coast of Japan at the time of the Tsunami and the subsequent Fukushima reactor explosions.
Wildfires are ravaging California and Australia – and local fire departments are alarmingly underfunded and underprepared
The World Bank is to pay for Guyana’s oil laws to be rewritten by a legal firm that has regularly worked for ExxonMobil, just as the US producer prepares to extract as much as 8bn barrels of oil off the country’s coast.
Between 2010 and 2020, Conservative cuts destroyed the fabric of society as we know it. Speaking to people on the frontline reveals the ways our lives have been changed for ever.
L’estetica del tribunale è il messaggio. Provo a spiegarmi. Nel disinteresse più o meno generale dei grandi mezzi di comunicazione, si sta celebrando il processo a Londra contro il fondatore di WikiLeaks, Julian Assange.
The Heathrow judgment was a watershed. Now we must target other projects that put profit before life on Earth, says Guardian columnist George Monbiot