UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI: President Frenk Doubted

September 8, 2020 Leave a comment

Frenk, who earns nearly $1.9m a year, and university officials are accused of ignoring employees’ requests to work remotely before school started, and, more recently, of manipulating data about incidents of Covid-19 on campus. Preston Taylor Stone, a 25-year-old graduate student who also teaches two introductory composition classes, believes Frenk’s decision-making appears based on his allegiance to the board of trustees and maintaining the financial viability of the university.

The University of Miami is led by an infectious disease expert. So why the fear? | US news | The Guardian

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US COVID-19 RELUCTANT DECLINE–“OPENING UP” HURTS

September 7, 2020 Leave a comment

COVID-19 infection is rising rapidly in India. Note the US, with a much smaller population, has higher total number of infections.

Follow the US when infections started to decline and the White House pushed to open up the strong restrictions. Result–infections went back up and are following with great reluctance.

Filed under COVID-19, Economy

NOT GREAT FLORIDA–Mask Labor Day

September 5, 2020 Leave a comment

Note. This is the information before Labor Day. It could get worse in 10 or so.

Note. Infection totals may have reached a floor.

Note. Deaths may have reached a floor.

Filed under COVID-19, Florida

Green Areas Environmental Benefits: Doctors Hospital Parking and Canal

September 4, 2020 Leave a comment

The local canal waterways provide very significant environmental and community benefits along the canal to our residents.

This is especially evidenced along University Blvd in front Doctors Hospital at the corner of Pisano Ave.

The many community benefits of the green areas:

  • Provide wildlife habitat (birds, fish, reptiles, manatees…) diversity
  • Traffic calming and noise mitigation
  • Impeding views of car traffic, valet parking, buses and ambulances
  • Impeding view of Doctors Hospital buildings
  • Mitigate Doctors Hospital lighting
  • Wind and temperature mitigation in storms and hurricanes
  • CO2 capture
  • Favor canal users’ recreational boating and fishing
  • Bolster local property values

Filed under Climate Change, Coral Gables, Environment, Florida

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