Coronavirus lockdown gives animals rare break from noise pollution
2020-04-16 07:18
The COVID-19 lockdown could become an unprecedented natural experiment in noise pollution. Some of the world's most vocal animals — birds and whales — might already be benefiting from a quieter environment. While a drop in transportation during the coronaviru…
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