Journal
AIR QUALITY ATMOSPHERE AND HEALTH
Volume 13, Issue 12, Pages 1403-1409Publisher
SPRINGER
DOI: 10.1007/s11869-020-00894-8
Keywords
Covid-19; Air quality; Pollution; Economic forecast
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- Ministry of Education-China Mobile Joint Laboratory [2020MHL02005]
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In recent months, Covid-19 has caused significant global social and economic distress. Governments and health officials around the world have introduced mandatory preventive measures to combat Covid-19, i.e., hand sanitizers, gloves, and masks, which have contributed to large quantities of medical wastes. Social distancing and mandatory lockdown have also been put in place to protect people from Covid-19. This epidemic has caused severe demographic changes and unemployment, and economic activities have been shut down to save human lives. Transportation and travel industries are most severely hit as global tourism has fallen to almost zero in recent months; as a solution, economic institutes have introduced stimulus packages worth more than $6 trillion. However, restricted economic activities have also contributed towards a cleaner environment. However, environmental changes are not permanent, and the pollution level may rise again in the future. As a result, current research suggests that policymakers must introduce stringent environmental policies to promote clean energy.
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