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As bad as it sounds, do you think people care more about their comfortable life than helping our environment?

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Do you think that after the pandemic of Covid-19 has died down and we are back in our regular world that people will continue to use less energy and be more eco-friendly by driving and flying less etc.?

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After seeing the positive environmental effects of COVID, what might governments do, if anything, to maintain a sense of sustainability?

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Since the air quality has improved due to Covid-19, how long will it last? What are other positive long-term effects that the outbreak has caused.

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After Covid-19, do you think the world will revert back to the pollution levels that were present, or increase due to the lack of pollution now. W

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When do you think Global Warming will become more of a crisis than it already is -- meaning when it is the focus in the news and of all medias (similar to the current crisis of covid-19). Do you think we can prevent it or is it already too late -- so the new generation has to focus on improving and working towards a healthy planet?

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How much do you think COVID has affected climate change in a positive or negative way? Do you think it will have everlasting impacts?

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Due to COVID, the environment has been doing well, that being shown in tangible and intangible ways.  Are these effects in any way longterm?

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When do you think we will find a vaccine for Covid-19.

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In what ways has the corona virus affected us?

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In what ways has the environment benefitted from Covid-19?

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About how much of an impact do you think Covid-19 will have on reversing climate change?

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You talk a lot about how humans need to move to more renewable sources of energy like wind and solar. Where does nuclear power come into the equation as nuclear power does produce waste, but it is one of the most efficient energy sources?

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You mentioned that artificial trees can be used to transport more carbon dioxide into the ground at a much higher rate. Do you believe that we can modify  agriculture to transport carbon dioxide into the ground as well?

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Do you think Covid-19 will have a lasting impact on climate change?

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1. How do you think that the effects of Covid-19 on climate change are going to impact the future when life goes back to closer to normal?

2. Do you think that Covid-19 will inspire others to try to reduce climate change? Or do you think it will only make it worse?

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With emissions that have lessened due to COVID-19 if we don't do anything afterwards and they ramp up again, are they predicted to be worse or the same as before the pandemic, and how will that affect us for the future?

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Do you think that our lives will ever return to normal, or some resemblance to normal? If so, how can we help the climate change cause?

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What are scientists predicting will happen with pollution and climate change after Covid-19.

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-Although pollution is drastically decreasing due to the COVID-19 crisis and so many staying home, how do you think this will have long term effects on our world and society?

-Why do you believe some politicians are against making progress towards fighting climate change, and what factors do you think can change these opinions? How do you think the recent circumstances of COVID-19 has had an impact on this?

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so i know pollution is decreasing in many areas of the world. But once quarantine is over how do you think we as humans will start over polluting again? If so how do you think we can prevent it?

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- By the recent virus occurring and governments forcing self isolation, many large cities admission percentages have been dropping immensely. By emissions dropping and some wildlife coming back, what would be a possible solution towards keeping these low emission rates?

- Second, when you were saying that we not only flatten the curve, but to jump ahead of the curve. How might we be able to do this, considering that vaccinations and cures take time to develope.

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What kind of damage does science take? Does Covid-19 also damage science?

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What are some simple things we can do to help combat climate change?

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How much do you think covid-19 will affect climate change?

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How much do you think covid-19 will affect climate change?

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You mentioned in the interview that alternative energy is "competing" with energy from fossil fuels, because it is now at a lower price than the latter. Do you know of any other steps being taken to reduce the use of fossil fuels when society returns to "normal"? A great example of such that I found is in Milan, where they closed off all the streets to cars and are only allowing bicycles. - Alice M.

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My household's carbon footprint is 17.85 tons. Couldn't our generation be encouraging others to look at their own carbon footprints, to see what easy and small steps they can make in their daily lives to improve our carbon emissions? - Sofia W.

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How are scientists predicting that climate change continues in the future?

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Why do you believe climate change will motivate people to change and realize how bad it is on Earth today?

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1) In the interview, you gave that example about using hydroxychloroquine and Zithromax as treatments to COVID-19 and made the claim that the real way to test these treatments is to "pick people randomly within a group to test them and you look at the long term outcomes." It made me wonder that how "long" is this long term defined -- or in other words is there a certain defined period of long term for such kind of testing. I remembered that I've heard on news (some times earlier) that the effective vaccines were estimated to work and be released in the fall. Do you think that would really happen or it's still an overestimate?
2) You also made a prediction that "you will be seeing flattening the curve graphs for every environmental challenge starting as soon as COVID-19 has calmed down." What do you see could be a direct correlation between the spreading of a disease and climate change?

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Do you think there is an issue with global transparency when fighting climate change? Eg. some countries lying about statistics, numbers, CO2 emissions, etc.?

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Assuming that we will not be able to mitigate the worst effects of climate change, what can we do from a preventative point of view (to prepare for facing the worst consequences)?

- Yuri

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How much do you think Covid-19 will have affect on climate change ? How strong it will be ?

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Why do you think Covid-19 will motivate more people to combat climate change?

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You said that you covered much of Borneo and the Malaysian Peninsula in palm oil. Why did you choose those place?

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When mentioning your work with food-webs ad disease transmission did you or your team predict COVID-19 or something like it in the near future? What could have been done to prevent it?

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You mentioned the idea that we could use our current situation right now and the adjustments we have made to our daily lives as a wake up call for our days, post-COVID.

From what I have observed in my own community, whenever an eye opening photo or news story has been shared about  changes in our climate, many people take notice to it. This being said, there is little to no change in people's lives, solely because altering habits for positive change isn't valued as much as convenience is.

Recently, we have been told that the impact we have had on the climate is on the path to becoming irreversible, yet not many people are willing to make the switch from riding in their car to walking, or using reusable bags rather than plastic ones.

My question is: How can leaders use the rebounds our planet has experienced during the times of COVID to influence a change across the board? What does a good and beneficial response (to the positive climate transformations) from our leaders look like?

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When the Coronavirus ends do you think that people will be more aware of the atmosphere and the bad things they were doing to it or will they just go back to polluting the air?

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What have New Zealand and Australia been doing?

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What can we learn from New Zealand and Australia, in terms of how they deal with climate change, so that we can apply it to our own country?

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Do you think we are still in an ice age?
Was there ever a time in history where the climate was warmer then now and if so howe did it affect the ecosystems?

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Why are some politicians opposed to making a step towards ending the climate crisis?

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Hello. I have always been aware of our consumption of meat and how harmful it is for ourselves, our environment, mass production effects on climate change, etc. (specifically red meat). Say there were limits on the consumption and selling of red meat, what would are alternatives be in an overall diet. Really thinking about it, we do have an overfishing issue already, in twenty or more years there will be more plastic on our oceans than fish on top of that truth, we would need to make more farms, focus on agriculture, plant more, use more water and money for that; therefore, how do we solve this problem without creating another one?

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1) Why do you think that so many politicians are against making change in the climate crisis. Is it just partisan politics or do some congresspeople not understand that climate change is an existential threat to human civilization.

2) I heard that you mentioned renewable energy yet you did not mention nuclear energy which is our major carbon free source of energy. is there a reason that you did not mention nuclear energy?

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1) How has science, "...had collateral damage from the political situation which we live in?" other than COVID-19?

2)How do you feel about how the, "antipodean part of the world to New Zealand and Australia," and how they're handling COVID-19 versus the US?

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How do you reconcile the institutional aspects of your job with the deep desire to engage in action?
-Ella T.

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You mentioned "getting ahead of the curve," but is that even possible? It feels like that ship sailed a very long time ago and now we now are just going to witness our mistake. What level of change would have to occur to actually get ahead of the curve? My second question is, are there any places we should be looking to that set a good example of how to combat climate change?

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How do you predict the environment will react when the virus dies down and industries reopen? Such as animals who are wandering streets of cities now that it is empty, how will they react? And the climate and other factors?

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During the interview, Dr. Ginsberg said, "Countries like New Zealand and Australia are taking different very different approaches," [to climate change in relation to COVID-19]. He then says, "Both of those approaches are working better than almost anywhere else in the world." This makes me wonder, If New Zealand and Australia are approaching the pandemic in an effective way that is better than anywhere else in the world, why would other countries not try to mimic these two countries stratagies and approaches? What would the world look like if all countries did mimic these approaches?

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After hearing you speak and reading the resources provided, I wanted to know how are we supposed to know that we are exceeding the natural greenhouse affect and what we can do to stop this from happening. In the video "How Burning Fossil Fuels Leads to Climate Change," it says that burning fossil fuels containing carbon that has remained underground for hundreds of millions of years, has extra carbon dioxide to the atmosphere (another greenhouse gas). How can we try to prevent these activities where extra amounts of greenhouse gases are produced?

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Something I find very interesting is how many people don't really know about climate change. A lot of people don't realize how much we are effecting our world and just how bad pollution is and how much it has gone down since quarantine.

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Do you think because of quarantine, people are going to start focusing and learning more about climate change and how much we are effecting it? How much is air pollution going to rise after quarantine?

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How can in the future can we potentially implement the impacts of climate change and ways to be more mindful of our emissions and waste through schools? Are there any steps that schools can take to help for example our school composts which prevents to emissions of food through being trapped in an anaerobic environment, so in what other ways could we implement anything else to help?

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As the population continues to grow, how will there be enough areas dedicated for artificial trees.

- J.Ward

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If humans immediately stopped releasing fossil fuels and heat-trapping gases into the air, would the atmosphere ever return to normal? If so, how long would it take for the atmosphere to get back on track?

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What country is a good example of tackling climate change in a successful way?
How can younger people be better educated about the dangers of climate change?

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In the future, what will be the harshest effects of climate change? Although I believe that a change needs to happen in the world to end climate change as it is very dangerous; if we do nothing what will happen in the future with climate change?

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Do you think that climate change denial and more generally doubt in science among people is going to increase or decrease after the pandemic?
(Lukas M.)

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Hello, I would like to know, what are some possible ways how to make politicians more concerned about climate change after the pandemic? My assumption is, that a huge majority will be taking care of the economic first, leaving climate change for later, what do you think? -Jana S.

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How does increased biodiversity and animal habitats effect the carbon storage of trees?
- Morgan

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Are there cheaper or more effective methods of carbon sequestration being developed alternative to artificial trees?
- Morgan H

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How are animals being affected during this time that we humans are quarantined and will animals change their habits post quarantine?
-Jackson

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How many people do you think will work on taking action?
-Jackson

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How rapidly are the air-pollution levels going to rise when the stay-at-home is over? What can the average citizen do to prevent the rapid rise of air pollution?

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You talked about "getting ahead of the curve", but it seems we are already behind the curve of climate change. Would you say we are late to take action or can we still change the course of climate change? On this same note, what kind of scale of change do you envision is necessary to tackle this issue while we still can?
- Pippa

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How do you think quarantine has affected people's mindsets towards climate change action?
- Pippa

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With the stay-at- home protocols being in affect and air pollution being drastically reduced as a result, do you believe that current levels of air pollution will remain as they are after quarantine or will slowly increase again?
-Jaden W

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How much is Covid-19 ultimately affecting climate change in terms of pollution?

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Hello, I really enjoyed hearing you speak on the topic of climate change post- quarantine. If you would suggest the most important step the world has to take to flatten the curve of climate change post-pandemic, what would it be? -Molly S

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Does your work overlap with politics and the creation of regulations for manufactures? As enforcing current boundaries in terms of production could be one way of getting one step closer.

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Hello,  I heard a lot about going 100% renewable energy being imposible, is it true? How should one argue with that? Or does there need to be more of a balance between the usage of fossil and renewable?
-Peter L

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Hello, I was immideately interested in how you study food webs affecting the pandemic. How do you research that? Did you do it also for Covid-19?
-Peter L