Horia Georgescuflipped into The Daily CROACKEREuropean News Europe is facing a double-dip recession as the coronavirus returns CNBC - Silvia Amaro Europe is now grappling with a second wave of coronavirus infections that could once again wreak significant damage on the region's economy. The euro …
Horia Georgescuflipped into The Daily CROACKERParkinson's Disease Experts warn COVID-19 may cause explosion of Parkinson's disease cases abc.net.au - Sophie Scott COVID-19 can cause worrying neurological symptoms like a loss of smell and taste, but Australian scientists are warning the damage the virus causes …
Horia Georgescuflipped into Apocalypse DailyClimate Colossal Climate Clock in New York City counts down to global deadline CBS News - By Jeff Berardelli In a city with an endless supply of iconic artistic landmarks, one that never fails to capture New Yorkers' attention is the 14-digit digital display …
Horia Georgescuflipped into Apocalypse DailyClimate Climate Disruption Is Now Locked In. The Next Moves Will Be Crucial. The New York Times - John Branch and Brad PlumerAmerica is now under siege by climate change in ways that scientists have warned about for years. But there is a second part to their admonition: Decades of growing crisis are already locked into the ecosystem...
Horia Georgescuflipped into The Daily CROACKERCharting the Next 12 Months — and Beyond — of the Coronavirus PandemicHealth30 key moments that could shape COVID-19's direction within the next year and how our lives will be impacted. The coronavirus pandemic has claimed the lives of more than 200,000 Americans, a Johns Hopkins University tally reveals. President Trump excoriates China and the World Health Organization in a United Nations address, blaming them for the virus' spread. Healthcare workers say COVID-19 is taking a heavy mental toll on them: "I'm no hero, I'm broken."
Horia Georgescuflipped into Apocalypse DailyFarming EU's farm animals 'produce more emissions than cars and vans combined' The Guardian - Fiona Harvey, environment correspondentCows, pigs and other farm livestock in Europe are producing more greenhouse gases every year than all of the bloc’s cars and vans put together, when the impact of their feed is taken into account, according...
