Covid-19 and climate: how much impact is the current lockdown really having on our environment?

It seems like the world has come to a standstill, but what's the real impact of the Covid-19 confinement on the environment, pollution and climate change? We speak to experts to find out the facts. …

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[cmanicgaterau]

Humanity gets a breath of fresh air. Let's hope we complain more when the pollution comes back.

[leehansen]

I'm a senior and in the 60s the news was all buzzing about the coming " minnie ice age!" because we had a series of harsh winter storms, several years in a row! OPPS What happened?

[selfeducatedman]

At least the Earth can take a deep breath for now. We Humans have a lot of re-thinking to do!

[leehansen]

If we measure our world's atmosphere from sea level to 10, 000 feet.
Where MOST of our weather is contained, the volume of air & the volume of water in ALL the oceans and seas, we will have an idea of the affected space!
The polution by man is what percent of those dimensions?
The sun spots and flair ups, volcanos, hurricanes, cyclones tsunamis have a greater affect on our climate, and that accounts for the little change, as a result of the shut down, imho!

[lgsprings]

Bottom line, zero change in the climate but we have less pollution.

[theanxietyexpert]

Great video and great to see how the environment is improving. If humans don’t adapt and look after the environment then we’ll have learnt nothing from COVID 19

[tuleralph]

What a load of 🐃🌰
Don't you understand?
Non-essential workers will become non-essential people! Then you will be eating soylent green.

[sarahblack]

Just made my very first YouTube video on this very topic-a poem/rap. I'm a teacher from N. Ireland.

[Reyvius]

I was ashamed my guy from france talked with a shitty accent, then the italian dude needed a translator