@AceHealthNews: RT @guardianeco: ‘The most divisive thing’: two small towns brace for a vote on nuclear waste https://t.co/TK9SfEc3gM

'The most divisive thing': two small towns brace for a vote on nuclear waste https://t.co/TK9SfEc3gM

— Guardian Environment (@guardianeco) October 26, 2019

@AceHealthNews: RT @EnvAgency: Heavy and persistent rain may lead to localised surface water and river #flooding across parts of northern, central and south-western England this afternoon and through much of Saturday. Check your local flood risk here: https://t.co/BpUpnj1mdd #FloodAware https://t.co/BgONHr0CJ7

Heavy and persistent rain may lead to localised surface water and river #flooding across parts of northern, central and south-western England this afternoon and through much of Saturday. Check your local flood risk here: https://t.co/BpUpnj1mdd #FloodAware pic.twitter.com/BgONHr0CJ7

— Environment Agency (@EnvAgency) October 25, 2019

@AceHealthNews: RT @EPA: Older homes built before 1978 are more likely to have lead-based paint. Lead exposure is especially dangerous for children and can affect almost every organ and system in a child’s body. Watch this video for helpful tips to reduce your child’s exposure: https://t.co/ZRre6q33q4

Older homes built before 1978 are more likely to have lead-based paint. Lead exposure is especially dangerous for children and can affect almost every organ and system in a child’s body. Watch this video for helpful tips to reduce your child’s exposure: https://t.co/ZRre6q33q4

— U.S. EPA (@EPA) October 26, 2019

@AceHealthNews: RT @YaleE360: “Ecology is most easily perceived by this shorthand: natural beauty. As the beauty of the world drains away, we become less than human in the long run. And part of the long run is now.” @carlsafina writes an op-ed on the moral reasons for saving species: https://t.co/1TAGon6qzd

“Ecology is most easily perceived by this shorthand: natural beauty. As the beauty of the world drains away, we become less than human in the long run. And part of the long run is now.” @carlsafina writes an op-ed on the moral reasons for saving species: https://t.co/1TAGon6qzd

— Yale Environment 360 (@YaleE360) October 26, 2019

@AceHealthNews: RT @NYTHealth: Nearly 900 children so far have been found to have H.I.V. in one small Pakistani city, and health officials say one doctor is behind many of the cases. The real scope of the outbreak is likely higher, with less than a quarter of residents tested. https://t.co/sMd2gH8FN8

Nearly 900 children so far have been found to have H.I.V. in one small Pakistani city, and health officials say one doctor is behind many of the cases. The real scope of the outbreak is likely higher, with less than a quarter of residents tested. https://t.co/sMd2gH8FN8

— NYT Health (@NYTHealth) October 26, 2019

@AceHealthNews: RT @forestservice: #DYK there is twice as much wood grown in the US each year as is harvested? #ForestProductsWeek #FunFacts #ForestProud https://t.co/T2YSMm5HcO

#DYK there is twice as much wood grown in the US each year as is harvested? #ForestProductsWeek #FunFacts #ForestProud pic.twitter.com/T2YSMm5HcO

— USDA Forest Service (@forestservice) October 26, 2019

@AceHealthNews: RT @latimeshealth: New drug overdose data capture earliest days of fentanyl’s deadly westward expansion https://t.co/JfSnQ32NNa

New drug overdose data capture earliest days of fentanyl's deadly westward expansion https://t.co/JfSnQ32NNa

— L.A. Times Health (@latimeshealth) October 25, 2019

@AceHealthNews: RT @DrSJaishankar: May this festive season bring you peace and prosperity, happiness and health. #HappyDeepavali https://t.co/kt9M5ybBs3

May this festive season bring you peace and prosperity, happiness and health. #HappyDeepavali pic.twitter.com/kt9M5ybBs3

— Dr. S. Jaishankar (@DrSJaishankar) October 26, 2019

@AceHealthNews: RT @2dayfreedom4u: The latest The Chris Sterry Daily! https://t.co/oDYUiT3Ef7 Thanks to @marybusk @CdnChange @LegolasRedbard #autism #corrie

The latest The Chris Sterry Daily! https://t.co/oDYUiT3Ef7 Thanks to @marybusk @CdnChange @LegolasRedbard #autism #corrie

— Chris Sterry (@2dayfreedom4u) October 25, 2019

@AceHealthNews: RT @dw_environment: Plastic waste is a major problem in Zanzibar, an island off the coast of Tanzania. But kids from two schools on the island are now collecting old plastic bottles, and they can even make money by selling them. https://t.co/45vXQ6EgtW

Plastic waste is a major problem in Zanzibar, an island off the coast of Tanzania. But kids from two schools on the island are now collecting old plastic bottles, and they can even make money by selling them. pic.twitter.com/45vXQ6EgtW

— DW Global Ideas & Environment (@dw_environment) October 26, 2019