En réduisant la pollution de l’air, le confinement aurait évité 11 000 décès en Europe en un mois https://t.co/JM1F4RZjKj @lemondefrさんから
— Kiosque de Paris (@KiosqueDeParis) April 30, 2020
How air pollution worsens the COVID-19 pandemic: our new briefing and literature review sums up what we know about the influence of air pollution on the crisis. https://t.co/N9U1BszFJu
— Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air (@CREACleanAir) April 24, 2020
インドでも...#COVID19 & nedlukning: 11.300 færre dødsfald, 1,3 millioner færre sygedage og 6000 færre nye tilfælde af astma blandt børn - dette mener #finske Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air (#crea) #Finland #GoodnewsfromFinland
— Business Finland Danmark (@BF_Danmark) April 30, 2020
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大気中における有害物質が減ったというのはIAEAも認めています.もちろん,それは燃料消費の視点からですが.Less #airpollution saves lives-can govts take that into account as they take steps to reboot their economies?@AFP explores this question with @laurimyllyvirta/ @CREACleanAir,@DrMariaNeira/@WHO,@Harvard's @HarvardHSPH & @UChiEnergy's #AQLIhttps://t.co/gahnu8zkdQ#COVID19 pic.twitter.com/c9GAake1fL
— UChicago EPIC India (@EPIC_India) April 30, 2020
例えば,化石燃料起源の電力消費も大幅に減っています.ドイツなどの発達した送電システムのおかげでしょうが.COVID-19 to cause record fall in emissions in 2020, International Energy Agency sayshttps://t.co/DQzEI9PjF7 pic.twitter.com/IkDBGOT3fL
— AFP news agency (@AFP) April 30, 2020
Power generation from has fallen almost 40% in April and from gas by almost 30%, and the share of non-fossil power generation has broken new records, as total electricity generation fell 13%. pic.twitter.com/ygJY8VhUT2
— Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air (@CREACleanAir) April 30, 2020
Durch die #Coronakrise sinkt der weltweite Energiebedarf massiv. Das hat auch gute Seiten. Doch es ist fraglich, wie dauerhaft das ist. https://t.co/tQlZJV3PXl
— Frankfurter Allgemeine (@faznet) April 30, 2020
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