Covid-19

Does the Covid-19 pandemic have anything to teach us about climate change?

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The 12th DPCT/IG Covid-19 Bulletin discusses the changes perceived in landscapes in the context of the Covid-19 pandemic based on indicators and metrics related to emissions of polluting gases and discussions that have emerged from experts - scientists, academics and activists - in relation to the impacts on actions to combat climate change. With this, we seek to present some paths that are being debated as a result of the resumption of post-pandemic human activities and the ongoing economic recovery processes.

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Covid-19 DPCT/IG Bulletin - n. 12

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