Applying the 'lockdown' approach to nature could help save species — and humanity
2020-05-20 21:00
There's a serious campaign underway to lock down huge swathes of the Earth's surface, to protect species and minimise the risk of another pandemic. Experts say it could also save humanity —but it risks increasing poverty and inequality, too.
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