#GlobalWarming #Italy
Border Closure Brings Cleaner Air to the World
During city lockdown and border shutdown, the level of NO2 in Italy sees a significant decrease, especially in the Northern areas which has implemented the anti-epidemic measures the earliest.
In addition to the photos provided by European Space Agency, some Venetians actually claimed that the canals in Venice have become much cleaner after the drop of human activity.
The observation mirrors the decrease in the emission of greenhouse gases in China, soon after factories are shutdown.
Many netizens around the world expressed frustration at the impacts humans have brought to the Earth.
Source: Now News #Mar17
Border Closure Brings Cleaner Air to the World
During city lockdown and border shutdown, the level of NO2 in Italy sees a significant decrease, especially in the Northern areas which has implemented the anti-epidemic measures the earliest.
In addition to the photos provided by European Space Agency, some Venetians actually claimed that the canals in Venice have become much cleaner after the drop of human activity.
The observation mirrors the decrease in the emission of greenhouse gases in China, soon after factories are shutdown.
Many netizens around the world expressed frustration at the impacts humans have brought to the Earth.
Source: Now News #Mar17
#Environment
The Himalayas are visible in India for the first time in 30 years as pollution levels drop during lockdown
As lockdown has seen the return of cleaner waters and air in many countries, the impacts of human activity on the planet are truly grave.
Source: Daily Mail
http://dailym.ai/2Vct7mh
#GlobalWarming #India #Himalayas #HumanActivities #Pollution
Chinese markets are still selling bats and slaughtering rabbits on blood-soaked floors as Beijing celebrates 'victory' over the coronavirus
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/19359
Hong Kong Microbiologist and SARS Expert Yuen Kwok-yung: "Chinese should Learn to be a Global Citizen"
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/19370
The Himalayas are visible in India for the first time in 30 years as pollution levels drop during lockdown
As lockdown has seen the return of cleaner waters and air in many countries, the impacts of human activity on the planet are truly grave.
Source: Daily Mail
http://dailym.ai/2Vct7mh
#GlobalWarming #India #Himalayas #HumanActivities #Pollution
Chinese markets are still selling bats and slaughtering rabbits on blood-soaked floors as Beijing celebrates 'victory' over the coronavirus
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/19359
Hong Kong Microbiologist and SARS Expert Yuen Kwok-yung: "Chinese should Learn to be a Global Citizen"
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/19370