8.7K views · 78 reactions | Several months after the coronavirus crisis first hit, we are still facing a shortage of PPE for healthcare workers in the U.S. “It’s a really desperate situation still as far as PPE goes,” Dr. Shikha Gupta says. | CNBC | Facebook

From questionable Covid PPE contracts to billions spent on housing and asylum costs, it’s hard not to question where taxpayers’ money actually goes. If the system was efficient, transparent, and well-run, I’d have no issue contributing more. But until then, I focus on doing what’s completely legal to reduce my tax exposure. That means: • Investing in property through limited companies • Refinancing and recycling equity (which isn’t classed as taxable income) • Using legitimate reliefs and allowa

49K views · 839 reactions | A UK-based company is mass-recycling used face masks and other PPE with machines that melt items to produce plastic blocks which can make new products ⤵️ | Al Jazeera English | Facebook

5.6K views · 41 reactions | Keep gloves, masks, other PPE out of recycling bins. Do not litter these items either and instead bag these items and dispose of them properly by following local and Center for Disease Control guidelines. | South Carolina Department of Public Health | Facebook