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Impact

The plastic industry is using the coronavirus to fight plastic bag bans

Makers are rushing to fight coronavirus with 3D printed face shields and test swabs

The airlines, due to get huge bailout, have spent more than $300M on lobbying since the last one

Creativity

Bored celebs + cooped-up fans = Cameo is booming during COVID-19

17 iconic lines from Netflix’s bonkers ‘Tiger King’ that’ll soon be on t-shirts

Netflix’s ‘Uncorked’ is refreshing in its desire to tell a ‘regular’ black family story

Co.Design

The most powerful single image of the COVID-19 crisis yet

These recycled shipping containers double as intensive care units

Celebrated architect and critic Michael Sorkin dies from COVID-19 complications

Work Life

4 expert tips to help you brainstorm while you’re working remotely

5 ways to build trust when your teams are working from home indefinitely

4 ways to make communicating asynchronously better when you work from home