ALERT Blasts Into The Twitter-Verse

As part of our investigations, ALERT researchers have discovered an astonishing new mode of human communication — called "Twitter".

Twitter is amazing, because it allows ALERT scientists to track hundreds of environmental issues and then tweet you the most urgent ones. 

Below is a snapshot of ALERT's top tweets:

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