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In our video, we focused on natural disasters. In Japan, there are many disasters every year but now the risk of COVID-19 spreading at evacuation places has increased and victims of disasters are struggling to survive. People should evacuate but an emergency evacuation is quite stressful There is a disparity in thinking. Also, lack of volunteers is a  problem. Now we can’t go to other prefectures because of COVID-19, so how can we support the place which has a disaster? The government recommends dispersed evacuation but people who evacuate from their homes can not get enough supplies.

We recommend three solutions for each problem.

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Title:The Effect of Natural Disaster and Climate Change by COVID-19

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Title:The Effect of Natural Disaster and Climate Change by COVID-19

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We focused on climate change and natural disasters related to COVID-19.

Climate changes have robbed animal habitats. Because of this, animals have had to migrate to where humans live. Human infections are related to the movement of these animals.

When natural disasters happen, people can go to evacuation places, but some people cannot enter there because of overcrowding. The government recommends people evacuate to hotels or homes of friends or relatives. Evacuation places have some measures to prevent infection, however it isn’t enough

In the future, we may face more serious situations caused by environmental problems. If a natural disaster happens during a pandemic, evacuation shelters will have some problems with keeping social distance.

The solution is for evacuees to prepare disinfectants, soaps, and masks before evacuating. Because shelters enforce social distance, the government should increase the number of shelters in each prefecture.

During natural disasters caused by climate change, the spread of  infection can be prevented. It is people who should prevent the deterioration of climate change.

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Environment + COVID-19 - Natural Disasters and Climate Change -

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Our focus is on environmental problems related to COVID-19.

Trade is limited and there is not access to enough food due to Covid-19. It has already affected the amount of food for next year. Another topic is plastic. Plastics are essential to prevent Covid-19 infection, so these are used in lots of products. Then, plastic waste from home has increased. What do you think about that? It is important for us to reduce plastic waste from home. On the other hand, as a positive effect of Covid-19, air pollution has decreased in some countries. In addition, we should use sustainable energy like bicycles in daily life. The final topic is a problem that Japan has. There are a lot of natural disasters in Japan. Under the COVID-19 situation, there are a number of problems related to evacuation shelters. What impacts does COVID-19 affect evacuating? Some of the impacts affecting evacuation during the pandemic are that people don’t want to evacuate to shelters because of the possibility to get the COVID-19. Please enjoy our presentation!!

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In this video, we explain the problem at evacuation shelters caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. Typhoons, hurricanes, and fires…. Even though we are in the middle of the outbreak, these environmental disasters, which might force us to evacuate to shelters, can occur. There is, however, also a high possibility of getting infected with COVID-19 in these shelters. Besides, the requirements of social distancing allow evacuation shelters to accept fewer people than usual. Considering these problems, we suggest the “dispersed evacuation” as a new style of evacuating. We hope everyone who watches our video will enjoy it and observe new things.

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The Environmental Impact of COVID-19: A New Breed of Plastic Pollution

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The Environmental Impact of COVID-19: A New Breed of Plastic Pollution

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Over the past years, the unprecedented growth and prosperity of the Philippines was accompanied by the alarming increase of plastic-intensive consumer goods, with Filipinos disposing  more than 163 million plastic sachets daily. Only 22 percent of the total cities and municipalities of the Philippines could be accommodated by sanitary landfills. Furthermore, up to 74% of the country's "collected" plastic waste end up polluting coastal areas and threatening marine life.

As such, even prior to the COVID-19 outbreak, the Philippines was already drowning in plastic, what more now that single-plastic usage is critical in containing the spread of the virus all the while allowing the operations of the society to continue.

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The Environmental Impact of COVID-19: A New Breed of Plastic Pollution | PSHS-EVC for #RSGF2020

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We talk about the environment, economical and our daily life changes since epidemic eruotion!

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We talk about the environment, economical and our daily life changes since epidemic eruotion!

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What should be done in the situation of Corona Virus?

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What should be done in the situation of Corona Virus?

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Pesentor: Ashis Sapkota
Orchid Science College

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Covid-19 on environment. Either benefited or polluted?🤨

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Covid-19 on environment. Either benefited or polluted?🤨

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Orchid Science College, Nepal.
With humble thanks to organizers, RITS (JAPAN )

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Covid-19 will reshape our world. We don't yet know when the crisis will end. But we can make a blind guess that by the time it does our world will look very different.

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Impacts of covid-19 on environment (final).mp4

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Topic 3: COVID-19 + Environment - by GTC Sian LEE

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Topic 3: COVID-19 + Environment - by GTC Sian LEE

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As we all know, global warming is getting worse, leading to more and more environmental issues. Hong Kong has always been combating with air pollution, which was mainly caused by local sources, vehicle traffic and power plants. And because we’re in a pandemic now, more environmental issues such as mask pollution is happening. However, the government has been working on solutions, in the meantime, we can help too as individuals too, by limiting our vehicle use and support our local charities. And hopefully, to lead to a better future!

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Topic 3: COVID-19 + Environment - by GTC Sian LEE

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This year saw a mere virus turn into a global fright. Our movie deals with how covid 19 was able to bring nature back to life: the smoke-filled skyline is irradiated by double rainbows, street noise replaced by melodies of animal sounds and so many more signs of nature reclaiming its territories.  We also discuss our country, India’s, and our school, Amity’s, constant efforts to keep everyone’s spirits high during these tough times.
The coronavirus will for sure leave scars but more importantly, these scars will indicate how strongly we fought this pandemic. It's on us how we perceive these changes and what lessons we take forward for ourselves and our future generations.
And we are sure, together we’ll make contributions and find effective solutions
-Ananya Agarwal and Ishika Kaushik , Amity International School, India

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Mask on face, sanitizer in the pocket, and maintaining social distancing is the new normal. With the onset of this new crisis, the world has seem to forgotten the most neglected one of all time: Climate Crisis.
Climate action is not something which can be disregarded in the midst of a global pandemic. It has always been the need of the hour.
In this video, we try to encapsulate the severe effects of the pandemic on the environment and the solutions which have been undertaken at various levels.

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COVID 19 & Environment  AMITY INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL, INDIA

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Presenters (in order of appearance):
Keanen Ang
Nathanael Tang
Adi Dharmawat
Nick Tan
from Raffles Institution

💛 立命館の皆さん、ありがとうございます！💛
Firstly, on behalf of RI, we'd like to say a big THANK YOU to the Ritsumeikan team for organising this forum, and to all who have contributed invaluably to this discussion!

Special thanks to our teachers Mrs Sharon Tan and Ms Michelle Tan for their guidance and comments pertaining to our video :D

Thank you and we hope you enjoy our video!
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みなさん、こんにちは。私たちはシンガポールのラッフルズ・インスティチューションの中学三年生です。

Good afternoon/morning ladies and gentlemen, we are from Raffles Institution, Singapore.

新型コロナウィルスの影響で、みんなマスクやなどを着用したり家にいたりしなくてはいけません。皆さんは新型コロナウィルスが環境に与える影響を考えないかもしれません。今日、私たちはコロナウィルスで発生する環境影響について発表したいと思います。よろしくお願いいたします。

Since the advent of the COVID-19 outbreak, our lives have drastically changed. Mask-wearing, home deliveries and telecommuting have become an everyday part of our lives. But what are we doing to Mother Earth as we modify our lifestyles? Come with us to explore the effects, be it good or bad, which COVID-19 has brought to the environment.

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COVID's Environmental Effects - Good or Bad? by Raffles Institution

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Environmental Changes Caused by COVID-19

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Environmental Changes Caused by COVID-19

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Plastics around us, such as masks and medical gloves, are seemingly convenient and essential, but if they continue to increase, they will outnumber all living creatures in the ocean and cause global pollution.
Also, not only masks and gloves, but also disposable plastics that have been used  mainly for delivery containers have increased during the self-restraint period of corona.
Microplastics are also used in many plastics and are also part of the corona trash.
Despite our efforts to reduce plastic waste, more plastic waste is being used during the pandemic.

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Environmental Changes Caused by COVID-19

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"There is a pleasure in the pathless woods, there is a rapture on the lonely shore, there is society where none intrudes, by the sea and music in its roar: i love not man less, but nature more" -Lord Byron

Unfortunately, man has become callous towards nature for his greed .

Let's come together to recreate the lost pristine beauty.

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Impact of Covid-19 on Environment | Amity International School, Gwalior

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quick simple introduction about covid19 based on environment.

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Hello, we are Katja, Linnea and Liam from Ystad Gymnasium, Sweden. In this video we talk about the environment. Sweden is a committed country in the question of Climate change. Meeting the environmental challenges of the future is not just about protecting landscapes, though,  Sweden is making big strides towards safeguarding the future as well as conserving the past.  So sit back, relax and enjoy!

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Covid 19 & The Environment - what can we learn from lockdown?

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Covid 19 & The Environment - what can we learn from lockdown?

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Before the National Lockdown, the world was becoming increasingly aware of its impact on our environment and the sustainability of our world.  However, we did not expect to see that our impact could be slowed and potentially reversed by the significant changes that we had to make during our National lockdown.
We explore some of the things that we can learn from our National lockdown.

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Topic 3 Covid 19&Environment Anya CSIA UK

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Topic 3 : COVID-19 + Environment by Louis Cacheleux, Institut de Genech, France

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Topic 3 : COVID-19 + Environment by Louis Cacheleux, Institut de Genech, France

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For several years, global warming has been a major problem in our society. France has not always been perfect in this area but has at least tried to reduce its environmental impact. Recently COVID-19 it’s self has had an impact on the environment and we will all look at the impact together Recently COVID-19 itself has had an impact on the environment and we will all look at the impact together!

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Covid-19 and the environment : Waste management in Thailand during the global pandemic. 

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Covid-19 and the environment : Waste management in Thailand during the global pandemic. 

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Since there's a global pandemic occurring at the moment, our country’s waste problem has skyrocketed and it is affecting the environment

In this video, we present our country’s attempt to reduce waste and explore the alternative possibility of reducing waste.

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Waste management is Thailand during the global pandemic