Official Twitter account of the Denver March for Science
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Here is your guide to how the sausage is made. It’s not always pretty, but if you want a chance to shape the final product, this will help you.
Bookmark the article (we’ll pin this tweet) and refer to it often.
Hooray for local journalism!
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Denver March for Science retweeted
🧬 Calling all scientists:
We must do more to address systemic racism in #science, my latest for the @ColoradoSun
coloradosun.com/2023/02/06/r…
Denver March for Science retweeted
ATTN VOTERS! Tomorrow, October 31st, is the last day to return your ballot by mail. After Monday, voters can still bring their ballot to a drop box or Voting Center! Find the location nearest you at coloradosos.gov/pubs/electio…
The Bad Astronomer is one of the best science communicators around, and a Colorado local! Definitely give him a follow if you’re not already, and if you are so inclined, subscribe!
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Denver March for Science retweeted
Congrats to @justinlkurth, one of CO-07 & Fremont County's very own scholars on the publication of your fascinating research on how space debris impacts foreign policy by @CSPC_DC! Justin is CSU Pueblo's 1st Presidential Fellow - the first of many to come! bit.ly/3QVgk2A
Denver March for Science retweeted
I keep thinking about this headline.
In May 2020 100,000 deaths was an incalculable loss.
Yet we have now lost nearly 400,000 people to COVID in the US over the last year (Sep 2021 to Sep 2022), & "the pandemic is over."
This is what the normalization of mass death looks like.
ALT New York Times headline on May 24, 2020: U.S. DEATHS NEAR 100,000, AN INCALCULABLE LOSS
Denver March for Science retweeted
Come out to Ratio Beerworks in RiNo this Sunday to support Project Bridge. YOU are in control at the Science Gong show! Scientists give 3 minute jargon-free presentations. Did one of our presenters says something you don’t understand? Bring on the cowbells!
Denver March for Science retweeted
POTUS: "The pandemic is over"
The data:
ALT Cumulative confirmed COVID-19 deaths per million people in the last 12 months of G7 countries and China
Someday, if Congress gets its act together on funding, we may get a pan-coronavirus vaccine. Until then, get your booster!
The new bivalent vaccines are here in Colorado! This means they will target both the original and the omicron strain of the virus. I’m signed up for Friday — will you join me in staying fully vaccinated? 💉
Visit covid19.colorado.gov/vaccine… to find a CO clinic near you!
These are not the sort of records we want to be setting. 🥵 #ActOnClimate
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Denver March for Science retweeted
OK people!!
It's time to tell every teacher, scout troop leader, librarian, or group organizer you know that @SkypeScientist is OPEN FOR FALL.
We match scientists with any group that wants to talk with a scientist for free.
Sign up at skypeascientist.com/sign-up.…!
ALT A purple background that says "How to skype a scientist" in orange and then in white text "Step 1: Pick a category of science that your group would like to talk about (30 categories!) Step 2: Sign up on SkypeAScientist.com Step 3: Get a match via email Step 4: Connect with your scientist, pick a time to chat Step 5: Talk about science! It's that simple!" Our logo is on the right with some squiggles and dots to jazz it up
We endorse the Simpkins addendum to the new @CDCgov guideline.
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For @JohnKellnerCO and others confused by this topic: “Fentanyl and its analogs are potent opioid receptor agonists, but the risk of clinically significant exposure to emergency responders is extremely low.”
-American Council of Medical Toxicologists
acmt.net/_Library/Positions/…
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Microplastics?
You're skiing on them.
Hiking on them.
Yes, it's kind of depressing. But let's see what the researchers say.
coloradosun.com/2022/07/31/m…
Thank you for continuing to negotiate Senator. Now let’s get the bill over the finish line.
Denver March for Science retweeted
Summary: This is about the best climate legislation climate advocates could hope for from the current congress. More aggressive climate policy is necessary, and that will require massive turnout of progressives in the Fall mid-term elections.
#ClimateCrisis #Midterms2022
Manchin/Schumer climate deal:
1. Gets us on path to lower carbon emission 40% by 2030, close to needed 50%.
2. BUT support for new fossil fuel infrastructure is incompatible w/ those goals.
3. Big step forward; more work needed.
I'll discuss w/ @ChrisJansing 1:15pm ET @MSNBC
Denver March for Science retweeted
ELECTION '22: Where Colorado candidates stand on climate change
coloradonewsline.com/2022/07…
We don’t share many fundraisers, but we’re big fans of Skype-a-Scientist and Sarah Mack around here, so help ‘‘em out of you can and close those CO circles!
