Poster On Earth Before And After Coronavirus Pandemic

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Poster on earth before and after coronavirus pandemic. But maybe it can be better. After coronavirus the world will never be the same. Rafael reif writes in an op ed published today in the boston globe. Life around in america has come to a virtual halt as the coronavirus pandemic has continued to spread.

A flu like pandemic with a relatively low mortality rate may seem minor compared to the deliberate murder of thousands of innocent people. Air traffic is down fewer cars are on the road and factories are closed. Planet earth will break its cooperation agreement with mankind. One third of the world is under lockdown as a response to the coronavirus pandemic.

Before the start of the covid 19 pandemic the air around us had been deemed very toxic to breathe in due to the amount of greenhouse gases that had been emitted over the centuries. Marking the 50th anniversary of earth day the article notes that despite decades of research and increasingly dire warnings societies still aren t prepared to respond. Before and after photos show the dramatic effect lockdowns are having on pollution around the world. Images provided by commercial satellite company planet labs.

This means that air pollution has drastically decreased in many parts of the world. Life after the covid 19 outbreak will never be the same as before we are at the beginning of the end waiting for a new beginning. Satellite images radar maps. This slideshow have combination of pictures showing before and after the set up of a strict nationwide lockdown seeking to halt the spread of the covid 19 infection caused by novel coronavirus.

Just in time for earth day 2020 a new photo report reveals the visible transformation in the global atmosphere from the time before the era of coronavirus and now. Before and after satellite images starkly show just how much things have changed across the world as the coronavirus outbreak spread. The world changed that day and it s never returned to how it was before.