Said, Will, Can

Government refuses multi-billion pound bailout for universities https://t.co/RdJAJkuPQP

— Guardian Education (@GuardianEdu) May 3, 2020

New Data Platform Illuminates History of Human Environmental Impact https://t.co/RegPGXk6jz #archeology #anthropology #history #archeologyphotography #archeologylovers #archeologymuseum #archeologysite #archaeology pic.twitter.com/EusTqwWUGx

— istockhistory (@istockhistory) May 13, 2019

Another massive outbreak at a meatpacking plant in Iowa. https://t.co/0bHSoRQBDK

— Dr. Tara C. Smith (@aetiology) May 6, 2020

Arbor Day in Quebec: A Brief Early History by J.I. Little

"Joly did admit the following year, in 1895, that relatively few trees were planted on Arbor Day…"https://t.co/Q1sBHaLGvt#envhist #aghist #cdnhist #history #twitterstorians #quebec #trees #arborday #reforestation

— NiCHE (@NiCHE_Canada) May 7, 2020

LA’s freeways “induced significant traffic congestion and sprawling development that to this day generates a substantial amount of air pollution, despite efforts to retrofit the city back to a Railtown.” https://t.co/J2PGwhGLim

— E/Expo Line Ledger (@expolineledger) May 7, 2020

Perhaps the most important paragraph written on the matter of the economy.

Read the whole thing–> https://t.co/91E3oRfor6

And just always read @DKThomp pic.twitter.com/EjpSbinlU5

— Ed Yong (@edyong209) May 8, 2020

https://t.co/YH0vfkSrtl

But also I wanted an office with a number. I wanted a university ID. I wanted access to a fancy library and benefits and students and colleagues and travel money.

— Heather McLean (@mcleanhe) May 9, 2020