And its entirely possible, given our states IT infrastructure, that theyre using a phone just like this. https://t.co/EjdRK0FuXj
Greg Leding
@GregLeding · AR · S
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Were almost a month behind in reporting deaths due to Covid-19. Testing is again becoming difficult in some places, and results are taking too long, hindering our radar, as Governor Hutchinson has referred to it. Our contact tracers are overwhelmed. Were not doing well. https://t.co/I80jOr7pIk
The best explanation are President Biden's legislative accomplishments: the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, the Inflation Reduction Act, and the CHIPS Act. (The CHIPS Act authorized $280 billion to boost domestic research and manufacturing of semiconductors in the US.) https://t.co/UdcnWV3lFM
I don't know, but I'd like to know more about what's covered by our state's cyber insurance policy. Governor Hutchinson touted it at Saturday's press conference (after framing this incident as an "illegal" breach). https://t.co/FuJoJ8Nf8G
So about that $950,000 appropriation for a feasibility study for a spaceport in Arkansas: An appropriation<U+2019>s just a bucket that, in this instance, can hold as much as $950,000<U+2014>but there<U+2019>s no guarantee it<U+2019>ll get fully funded or funded at all. (1/2)
One thing Id like answered: Governor Hutchinson himself said back in May or June (Ill check my notes) that some companies, including Tyson, were handling their own contact tracing. Why? Who ensured that it was done well? Is the company still doing its own tracing? (2/2)
This thread, and the @ArkNewsOrg piece linked in it, show why our states claim that were just following the data is misleading: The data itself could very well be misleading. Weve known since at least last May that our contact tracing efforts were coming up short. (1/2) https://t.co/FXbn4aKxKa
Looking forward to once again having a president who trusts, embraces, and champions science; who challenges us to come together to work to achieve what was once unthinkable not that such a president is required for these things to happen. Credit to these scientists. https://t.co/rDiLPkc4ET
Nearly 30 percent of Arkansans live someplace without acceptable broadband speeds, and more than half of all Arkansans live where there's just one provider. The Bipartisan Infrastructure Deal puts $65 billion toward providing universal, reliable, affordable service. (6/7)
Meanwhile, Dr. Wen Zhang, a civil engineering professor at the UA, has received CARES Act funding to study how we can use wastewater to track Covid-19. (4/5) https://t.co/mEH6PoVq26