Lockdowns cut daily carbon emissions in April to 17% below last year's average — but that only gets us back to 2006 levels
2020-05-19 21:22
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<li>Lockdowns due to the coronavirus pandemic have had an extreme, unprecedented environmental impact.</li>
<li>In April, global carbon emissions per day were 17% lower than they were on average the year prior, a new study found.</li>
<li>A drop in emiss…
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