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9 New Books We Recommend This Week
April 29, 2021
There are woods near my house where I sometimes head when I’m craving green shadows and stillness, a reminder that time and nature have very little to do with the human scale of things. Very little but not nothing: As Scott Weidensaul points out in his new book about migratory birds, “A World on the Wing,” humans are deeply implicated in the recent decimation of aviation species. If you love the woods as I do, this book will make you more alert to the chirrups and whistles and flashes of movement in the canopy above you and give you new respect for birds’ incredible abilities. It’s one of our recommended titles this week.
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In March 2020, with COVID-19 bearing down on Europe, the
Guardian published a stark headline: Brexit means coronavirus vaccine will be slower to reach the UK. The European Union would entice drug makers with its massive market, the news article said, meaning member states would get first dibs on any vaccine.
To make matters worse, the United Kingdom was leaving a European governmental entity that allows for accelerated assessment of new drugs. Experts quoted in the article warned that it would be all but impossible for Britain to develop its own authorization process before the vaccines were available.