The world is looking a lot different these days, whether that be vacant malls, restaurants, transportation hubs, or city centers. Tourist attractions, freeways, and border crossings that are busy year-round are now quiet in March 2020 amid coronavirus lockdowns. Humans have all but disappeared….or at least that is how it must seem to Mother Nature.
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As coronavirus fears rise, the potential risks for those in confinement are leading to unprecedented measures for some correctional facilities around the world. In response to the spread of the virus in the U.S., Cuyahoga County Court is considering freeing hundreds of inmates. (1, 2) Special Hearings Special hearings will be held on March 21,
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Over the course of a single day, a swarm of locusts can consume enough crops to feed 34 million people. Since the start of 2020, actual billions of locusts have descended upon East Africa, the Arabian Peninsula, and the Middle East. It’s threatening to plunge the area into famine. (1,2) Cyclone of Locusts Although the
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The threat of disease didn’t stop hundreds of Spring Breakers from heading to Clearwater Beach in Florida. Unlike many other tourist attractions all over the world that have been left hauntingly deserted, the scene shot from a news chopper showed packed sand with very few open spaces in between. Though Florida currently has at least
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“Heed the warnings.” That’s the one big takeaway in a recent dispatch from Katherine Wilson, an Italian mom who is currently living through the nightmare in Rome. (1) In the most impacted country thus far, if she had it to do over, what kinds of things would she do differently? Turns out she’d do a
In the time of coronavirus, grocery shopping can be more of a frantic dash for toilet paper and hand sanitizer than a leisurely Tuesday activity. Some grocery chains across the world are looking to ease that burden on the most vulnerable populations. Elder-Only Shopping Hours Dollar General CEO, Todd Vasos announced on Monday, March 16th,
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First, it was hand sanitizer. Next on the list? Water by the cases. Now, panic buying over coronavirus concerns has led to a shortage of a precious modern commodity: toilet paper. With anxious shoppers hoarding as much as they can get their hands on, stores are having trouble keeping rolls in stock–and the Newport Oregon
Well folks, we’re rounding the bend into springtime 2020, and many have begun to wonder if Stephen King wrote the screenplay for this year. To say that we’re in uncharted waters is a massive understatement. With the spread of COVID-19 into a global pandemic, many are finding themselves under self-quarantine. Great swaths of the country
As the Coronavirus continues to spread around the world, San Francisco announced residents must shelter in place in an attempt to slow the spread of COVID-19. The public health order was issued on Monday, March 16, 202 and applies to San Francisco as well as surrounding areas in the Bay. (1) Essential Needs Only In
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In a 14-day nationwide lockdown, Italians have been experiencing a rollercoaster of emotions. After a dramatic spike in confirmed coronavirus cases and deaths on March 8, 2020, the European country ordered citizens to stay home. Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte told the public in a TV address, “There is no more time,” and reassured viewers that the measures
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