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The MacBook Air: restore default – The Verge
April 19, 2020You may be able to spread coronavirus just by breathing, new report finds | Science | AAAS
April 18, 2020see pic as a need for plastic barriers
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A supermarket cashier in Buenos Aires, Argentina, waits for costumers behind a makeshift plastic curtain as a precaution against the spread of the coronavirus that causes COVID-19.
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We’re Testing the Wrong People – The Atlantic
April 18, 2020A path for the US building products industry | McKinsey
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“Consumers, especially young ones, are likely to peg their purchasing behavior to environmental concerns; 70 percent of millennials surveyed said that they take companies’ stewardship of the environment into consideration when making purchasing decisions. Companies in diverse industries have responded by increasing their green offerings, in part because consumers are often willing to pay a premium for green products and services.”
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Coronavirus Testing Needs to Triple Before the U.S. Can Reopen, Experts Say – The New York Times
April 18, 2020Nearly a third of 200 blood samples taken in Chelsea show exposure to coronavirus – The Boston Globe
April 18, 2020Mask
April 17, 2020Cuomo mandated both rider and driver of uber+lyft to wear mask.
NY’s all-the-time mask law is the most restrictive in the nation; other states are catching up
The Coronavirus Economic Reopening Will Be Fragile, Partial and Slow – WSJ
April 17, 2020Lots of thoughts on a PPE oriented future – with masks & plastic dividers
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Some firms may bring office workers back in alternating groups to allow for social distancing in open-plan offices. Restaurant chains may operate at half capacity, installing plexiglass shields between booths, while stores may do away with tester cosmetics and sanitize items after customers try them on.
Employees sit behind protective screens at a Hyundai Card cafeteria in Seoul. …
Cushman’s Amsterdam office is testing a workplace setup designed for social distancing. In the “Six-Feet Office,” transparent shields divide desks, markers direct foot traffic and disposable desk pads catch germs and can be discarded when a worker leaves for the day. “In the next four to six to eight weeks as people begin going back to work, companies aren’t going to have the time or the ability to remodel offices,” Mr. White said.
Cushman & Wakefield offices in Amsterdam dispay a new design concept called ‘Six-Feet Office.’
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