
Alex Howard
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🛠️Dad, cyclist, citizen 💡🤳Author @CivicTexts: https://t.co/V7AmqJ7zMP ☀️ Advocate @OpenGov 🇺🇸Editor @ePluribusUnum 📲4108499808
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2 months ago |
nature.com | William Hope |Michael Ferguson |Sharon J. Peacock |Iain Buchan |Alessandro Gerada |Alex Howard
Combining antibiotics remains a promising approach to treat patients and to prevent the emergence of antimicrobial resistance This is a preview of subscription content, access via your institution Access options Access Nature and 54 other Nature Portfolio journals Get Nature+, our best-value online-access subscription 24,99 € / 30 days cancel any time Subscribe to this journal Receive 12 digital issues and online access to articles 118,99 € per year only 9,92 € per issue Buy this article...
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Feb 13, 2025 |
civic-texts.ghost.io | Alexander Howard |Alex Howard
Good afternoon from Washington, where yesterday’s snowfall is melting faster than ethics standards and watchdogs in the Trump administration. Glad to see more folks subscribing to Civic Texts today: thank you.
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Jan 25, 2025 |
civic-texts.ghost.io | Alexander Howard |Alex Howard
Good morning from frigid Washington DC. It was quite a week. Thank you to new subscribers and long-standing members. Like many of you, I have been following the torrent of executive actions Trump has taken since he was sworn in on Monday. If you need to tune out to protect your mental health, I get it. Switching your civic information diet to "slow news" in print may be healthier for many people.
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Jan 15, 2025 |
civic-texts.ghost.io | Alexander Howard |Alex Howard
Good evening from Washington, where I’m feeling cautious optimism about a ceasefire in Gaza, followed by a surge in humanitarian aid and return of hostages to their families. Thanks to everyone who has subscribed to CivicTexts since I last wrote, particularly the members who are supporting this work. The information environment we see in the United States in January 2025 is bad. It’s all about to get much worse, I think, at historically hysterical levels.
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Jan 10, 2025 |
civic-texts.ghost.io | Alexander Howard |Alex Howard
Good evening from Washington, where more snow is inbound later tonight. If you’re receiving this newsletter, it’s because you subscribed to Civic Texts: so glad to see more of you in this new year! Many thanks to everyone who tuned in, turned on, and kept up in 2024. My analytics say that 50-60% of you consistently are opening each dispatch. Based on my experience sending email newsletters over the past two decades, that's phenomenal and speaks you wanting to hear from me.
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RT @samstein: This should, in normal times, be a disqualifying scandal, removing any element of trust from what they're doing https://t.co…

Authoritarian blindness, not the transparency all Americans should expect from our government: “Federal auditors have warned for years that climate relocation projects need a lead agency to coordinate assistance and reduce the burden on local communities. The Biden

A relocation of Newtok, Alaska, residents highlights how ill-prepared the United States is to respond to the way climate change is making some places uninhabitable, according to an investigation by The Washington Post, @propublica and @KYUKRadio. https://t.co/lklsYu7r4K

I asked @grok if Trump Always Chickens Out: https://t.co/vpkIphub33 The evidence suggests he does not always “chicken out,” especially. when it benefits him financially, or doesn’t hurt him, politically. He does enjoy a #TACO salad. https://t.co/M7R1XBT6Vn