Plus: Pandemic pushes climate protests online
| | | | | | Hey readers, this week we dove into the World Happiness Report for clues that may help us get through these trying times...
As the world grapples with how to react to the coronavirus pandemic without social and economic meltdown, experts point to vital lessons that countries with high levels of well-being can teach us about how to survive the coronavirus crisis. The secret to their success? “They are all very high trust societies.”
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| | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | Healthy Eating Is Key To Well-Being. So Why Is Hospital Food Often So Bad? From Maine to California, hospitals are tackling a lingering contradiction: Their food can be a hindrance to their patients’ health. [HuffPost]
Should Gasoline Come With A Climate Change Warning Label? These Cities Think So. Proponents hope the simple stickers will make consumers question their own use of fossil fuels. [HuffPost]
Solidarity In A Time Of Social Distancing. There are ways to help people without putting yourself or others at risk from COVID-19. [HuffPost]
The Covid-19 Crisis Is A Chance To Do Capitalism Differently. Government has the upper hand for the first time in a generation, says academic Mariana Mazzucato. [The Guardian]
Social Distancing? You Might Be Fighting Climate Change, Too. Isolation and other shifts in behavior during the coronavirus outbreak could also alter our greenhouse gas emissions. But will the changes stick? [The New York Times] |
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