Kate Ravilious Science journalist
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Physics World
Covid-19 has changed the world as we know it. The pandemic has caused devastation, pain and loss, with no corner of the globe untouched. But for some scientists the unprecedented disruption associated with this catastrophe also brought about a previously unimaginable opportunity. The dramatic fall in air pollution that accompanied lockdown provided a unique natural experiment; enabling scientists to probe some of the long-standing mysteries surrounding cloud formation and better understand the complicated interactions between air pollution, weather and climate.
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Drop in pollution may bring hotter weather and heavier monsoons
Life in a carbon neutral world
Will spring slow spread of coronavirus in northern hemisphere?
Biomass energy: green or dirty?
Forget pristine habitats – for biodiversity save abandoned quarries
New Scientist, 4 September 2019
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