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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsMaybe scientists can measure decrease in CO2 emissions in the atmosphere
during this covid-19 crisis with industry shutdowns and car deserts. They will then have undeniable proof the climate change is real. I see big oil solving the covid-19 issue in a month after they learn this knowledge.
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Maybe scientists can measure decrease in CO2 emissions in the atmosphere (Original Post)
applegrove
Mar 2020
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LisaM
(27,924 posts)1. It's interesting to me, too.
I've always thought that the earth really has an ability to restore itself, given the chance. Well, we have a sliver of a chance here and earth is proving the point. Just look at Venice.
applegrove
(119,533 posts)3. Yes. I heard about Venice.
drray23
(7,661 posts)2. We will also be able to demonstrate that large scale changes
Can make a difference and therefore aggressively attacking climate change is a doable and realistic thing unlike what naysayers think.
jberryhill
(62,444 posts)4. The planet's immune system is going after an infection