How is coronavirus impacting climate change?
back to blog overviewHow is coronavirus impacting climate change?
- posted on: March 27, 2020
- posted by: Robin Crowder
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Are you wondering, as we are, how coronavirus is impacting climate change? Are there benefits happening right now from fewer cars on the road due to people sheltering in place? Are fewer factories operating and thereby emitting fewer greenhouse gasses? What is the prognosis after we make it through this pandemic? Will Mother Earth have healed a little bit? Only time will tell what the answer is about the future, but we find it hopeful to see glimpses of positive change in what we’re reading. We’re following some of our favorite publications and listening to knowledgeable experts. (The graphic to the write is from the Opinion section of the New York Times.) You may of seen some of these links in recent days, but in case not, we thought we’d share:
Saving people from the coronavirus can teach us how to do the same for climate change
There’s an unlikely beneficiary of the coronavirus: The planet
What the coronavirus means for climate change
Coronavirus shutdowns have unintended climate benefits: cleaner air, clearer water
Here’s what the coronavirus pandemic can teach us about tackling climate change
If you have resources that you rely upon for information about positive climate change trends, please share. We’d love to pass them on.
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