Don’t Travel Before Checking Harvard’s COVID-1
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Jul 1, 2020,11:22am EDT
Huh, looks like a biological voter suppression map rather than just a legislative voter suppression map. Darwin Awards factory working 24/7 to meet the growing demand. FL is in trouble plenty.
Planning a getaway over the holiday weekend? Want to see where the COVID-19 hot spots are in five seconds flat? Harvard Global Health Institute’s brand new risk-assessment map gives a quick overview of where the disease is surging right now.
The tool, which launched today, provides an easy-to-understand COVID-19 risk color-coded rating of green, yellow, orange or red. You can also drill down to the state or county level to see how a specific community is faring.
The assessment levels are based upon the number of new daily cases per 100,000 people. If a community has fewer than one daily new case per 100,000 people, it is colored green, which indicates “on the path to containment.”
When there are between one and nine cases, a yellow label means there is some community spread. A community with between 10 and 24 cases per 100,000 people gets an orange designation, meaning that COVID-19 has an “accelerated spread.”
Red signals a community that has 25 or more cases per 100,000 people. That means it is “at a tipping point,” according to HGHI, and people should be under stay-at-home orders.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/suzannerowankell...e49a4849e7