If you do want a giant outdoor body of water to be crystal clear, and frankly dead, then you would have to spend money continuously and vigorously filtering it, and treating it with salt pool tech or chlorine and balancing.
Very difficult.
I get why you should fix leaks in a pool, but is it so dreadful for an outdoor body of water to be in a natural state?
We don’t paint and poison lakes for example.
How many points did the algorithm remove because it’s trained to assume the practice of family care giving - predominantly performed by women - regardless of an individuals ability to perform it, and subsequently reduce the funding package? Gendered unpaid labour is built into the system
It's often unavoidable because in hospital people don't mask, visitors and staff. My uncle died from covid I believe last year. He had an operation which was successful but caught covid. Was discharged. Developed pneumonia and died.
More thrombosis and Cøvid clotting
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Horrifying to read how the ebola outbreak is worsening in large part due to aid cuts and a drastic lack of water infrastructure. Aid cuts impede efforts to to track virus spread as well as care and water infrastructure issues endangers control efforts. There is no vax for this strain
New @cidrap.bsky.social analysis finds people with Long COVID are far more likely to develop cardiovascular disease: 11.9% vs 6.8% in those without Long COVID.
Adjusted odds show a 37% higher risk of any CVD diagnosis.
www.cidrap.umn.edu/covid-19/lon...
#LongCOVID #COVID19 #PublicHealth #ScienceNews
Vectors just love to travel ... www.theguardian.com/environment/...
And
should they ask you
why you are so concerned
about the Ebola outbreak,
respond by asking them:
why it is that they think
you should need a reason
to be concerned
about the suffering of others.
