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The Coronavirus has done a ton of things. Most of those things aren't great. But, the effect it has on the Canals in Venice is rather positive. They are the cleanest they have been in years, and all sorts of wildlife is returning. The long term effects will be interesting to witness.

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Because of self isolation, less people are messing with the water and is making the water more clear. With  people starting to come outside again, the water is going to start getting more foggy once again. - Olivia Brown

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Due to people in Italy being self quarintined, the canals in Venics are starting to get cleaner everyday and the water is starting to clear which can help the aquatic ecosystem - Allison Cole

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Due to self isolation, many areas of the environment have been impacted positively. The Venice canals are one such area. With the lack of human interference, the water has been able to clear up. The sediments have settled and the marine life can enjoy the water again.
Elli Dunn

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With people being made to stay inside and self isolating it has affected our environment in some positive ways.  The canals in Venice have been so much clearer that you can see fish swim through that you haven't seen in many years due to the clearer water.  Since there is less people being able to travel so they don't have tourists wanting to ride the boats.  Now was can see what humans do to our earth.
Jayda Cooper

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The outbreak has benefited the canals in Venice. The water is looking better than it has in forever. Maybe self isolation should be a year round thing. Not saying that you can't go out but just be mindful of the earth and the environment. It is benefiting animals and humans altogether.
Ezra Reovan

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the effect of the canals are that not many people are not using the canals. the water starts to move then the water clears thats the effect  on the canals . Kohlton masters

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Since the outbreak the Venice's canals are clearer than they have been in a long time. They have been so clear, because there has been less boats traveling. The boats caused sediments to go to the surface making it foggy.
Ava Boston

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The effect of covid-19 on the earth just keeps getting better and better. For the past 60 years there has been nothing close to clear water and/or wildlife in the venice canals. Not only is the water clear but dolphils, swans, and fish have returned to the canals. Although the water is not necessarily cleaner another benefit is the amount of pollution has gone down due to lack of traffic.
Avery McNamee

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Since the Covid-19 outbreak Venice has been the clearest in 60 years, since there is less need for transportation and canals with less boats are coming up clean. The sediment is staying at the bottom. The water is not cleaner it is just less churned up. So there are a lot more animals then usual.
Katelynn Hale

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Since the corona virus started Venice's Canals have never been so clear because of self isolating. It's so clear because there's less boats going on the canals because the canals bring up sediment to the surface. Since the water started clearing up they are seeing more animal life.

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The effect on the Canals during this pandemic is great. Due to less transportation from the lock down, the canals have cleared up from less pollution of the boats. The air quality has also been improved too. this welcomed for dolphins, fish, and swans to return into the waters.
Rikki Trigg

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Due to the corona virus Venice has cleared up a lot. The travel bans caused Venice to have barley and visitors.  People say the water is looking a lot better.
Reece Groshelle

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Due to the Quarantine the skies in Venice have cleared and they haven't been more clear since 60 years ago. This has caused it to be able for the dolfins to show up in the waters there.
Kyle tonne

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Due to the lock down/ qaurintine from corona virus many things in nature are benefiting. as an example the water traffic is gone so the water is clearing up thus seeing more animal life
Amber Meyers

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Due to the corona virus, and people having to self isolate, the canals in Venice are getting cleaner due to less travel. They are seeing more animal life due to the cleaner water. Logan Geist

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The canals in Venice, Italy have never been clearer. Because Venice is on lockdown they are seeing less traffic in the canals cause no extra sediments to be churned in the water. Because of the clear water they are starting to see more wildlife come to the canals including fish, swans, and even some dolphins.
Isabelle S.

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since the stay at home order has been put in place many places have seen amazing changes. Venice Italy has started to see beautiful swans, dolphins, and other wildlife return in the waters. This is due to no one allowed to leave there houses and no more tourists. Now if the waters of Venice are starting to clear up just imagine what other amazing things are happening all around the world.
MacGwyer Palmer

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Due to the coronavirus outbreak, places such as Venice, Italy have been becoming a lot cleaner. The place wasn't very clean but with people not out and about and less tourists, things are slowly cleaning themselves. The water is cleaner with less pollution.
Meredith Semenza

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The canals of Venice, Italy are less "churned up" letting the sediment that is usually clouding the water settle. In return this leads to the wildlife returning to the canals. Buddy A

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Before the corona virus the canals in Venice were filled with debris. Now that some of the debris has cleared up the swans and dolphins can now swim in the ocean near it.
-Jordan Campos

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In Venice their canals haven't been as trafficed as usually due to COVID-19 and it's actually been very good. Their are now dolphins starting to emerge and the waterways are becoming more clean because of all the less traffic.
Asher Corey

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Since the corona virus, the traffic in the Venice canals has slowed down almost to a stop. This has allowed the sediment to stay at the bottom of the canals. Therefore, the canals have been looking cleaner, bluer, and more beautiful than ever. Since the new and improved canals, there has been dolphins spotted swimming about the canals. And who doesn't love dolphins? So I hope Venice tries to keep the canals more clean for the dolphins sake.
Hailey Gliko

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Before the corona virus the canals were very dirty do to the boats traveling in them. But since the corona virus the canals are clean and fish and other sea creatures are returning to the canals.
AJ Mese

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The canals In Venice, Italy are usually quite murky due to boat travel turning up the sediment and not letting it settle. Due to the Corona virus people in Italy have been traveling less. So sea creatures are returning to the canals to swim. Animals such as swans fish and dolphins have been spotted in the canals.
-Duncan Herring

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Although there are many obvious negatives to the Corona Virus, the epidemic has created some global benefits. Currently Venice is looking more clean and clear then before. As people are ordered to stay in lock down, there are no ships creating problems for sea life. Sea life is now visible through the water. Air pollution rates have also gone down immaculately.
Aurora Salway.

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As the world is in a state of shock from a little cold, But good has come out of this incident. The rivers of Venice are finally clean, this has lead to dopiness finally going back to the waters of Venice.
Tristin Bennett

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As we are in lock down due to the corona virus, some of our nature is healing such as the Venice canals. The Venice canals are the most clear that they have been in a long time and that is attracting lots of marine life such as dolphins, more fish, and ducks. The water isn't necessarily in any better condition or cleaner, but the water is less churned up.
Keaton Stuckman

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Due to this lockdown from the coronavirus many places around the world are benefiting. Such as the canals in Venice Italy. There is no more traffic in the water due to the stay at home order and for once in a long time the water can clear up. The sediments have settled and people can see dolphins, swans, and fish enjoying the water.
Shaelyn Todd

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Venice is the clearest it has ever been because of the coronavirus lockdown. Sediment s staying at the bottom because of less traffic, which is allowing the water to become clearer. The pollution has also gone down. Now you are able to spot the animals in the canals a lot easier.
Kloey Dobson

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As the Coronavirus continues to ravage the world and humans are staying indoors to help stop the spread, nature begins to repair and heal itself. Such as in Venice, Italy, as all the canal waterways begin to become less polluted by human waste. Swans flock back to rest on the water, fish also now swim freely through the canals, and dolphins now inhabit the Venice waterways. The air pollution has gone down significantly and the skies begin to clear up as well.
-Austin Maurer

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Due to the corona virus our world is becoming a way cleaner place. Like Venice Italy, Venice has  been the clearest it’s ever been for 60 years. Because of the quarantine boat usage has been way down. Now the water is cleaner,  there has been way less pollution and the sea creatures are finally at peace. Without the disruption of boats and people, the dolphins, ducks, swans, fish and all other creatures can finally be left alone.
Violett Ramos

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Due to the corona virus the canals in Venice have cleared up quite a bit. This helps the wildlife close to the canals because when the canals are crowded with boats there is far less pollution. In conclusion the waters are far more cleaner and many animals such as fish, dolphins, and swans can be found in the canals at this time.
Wyeth Hayes

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Due to Covid-19, less tourists and locals have been traveling around the canals of Venice. This means that less sediments have been stirred up by boats, making the water more clear. This has not changed the pollution of the water so much, but it has helped the air due to a lack of boat traffic. More aquatic animals are swimming in the canals because of the lack of traffic.
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Due to the outbreak of the corona virus,  the canal has become very clear. Since is less traffic in the canals, the canal is much cleaner. Since the water is cleaner, the swans have returned and the fish are more visible.The air has become much cleaner also. The carbon emissions have been decreasing because of cars, power plants, and other industrial sources being used less.
Hannah Bloomgren

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The lock down in Italy has led to clearer canals and less air pollution. Venice is the clearest it's been in 60 years. The article says "Nature just hit the reset button on us." Lots of the animal life has came back to the canals due to less people traveling on them. Even during this global pandemic there is a silver lining.
Alex Bloomgren

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The corona virus has been a pain but it has done some good. Venice has been clearer then ever. Due to lock down there hasn't been any boats around sea life can relax. The water is so clear that you can see the dolphins. The air pollution is also way better than ever.
Rahja Steele

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As a result for this lockdown due to the corona virus there has been less tourists which means les boat traffic. Allowing for the water to settle and become a lot clearer. Since this lockdown it has also brought so many different creatures into the canal for example dolphins, duck, and fish have been spotted swimming around.
Lauren Kutzler

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Due to the corona virus, lands are becoming the cleanest they have ever been. One of these places is Venice. Without boats and other objects, animals such as swans, ducks, and dolphins are able to relax in the canals and fountains. As the article states, "Venice is the clearest it has been in 60 years,." Not only have the canals had a major saving, but the air has also grown to be healthier and cleaner.
Ashlyn Jones

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The canals of Venice are clearer due to the lock down and the self isolation. Less boats are travelling on the canal, causing the sediments to stay at the bottom and the water to be less churned up. Dolphins appear in some places in Venice, and the quality of the air has been better as well.
Aibel Lejarde

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With everybody having to remain quarantined, many tourist places have been cleared up. One of these places is Venice. Venice has been its clearest now than it ever has been. People haven't been going there so the canals have cleared up. Less boats are on the water so the sediment doesn't get left at the top of the water. Dolphins have been spotted in a lot of places. Along with this, Venice's air has cleared too.
Mason Davis

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The Canals are cleaner because with self isolation in place less boats have been going through the canal. Since the self isolation has been in place less cars and other forms of transportation that put harmful gases into the atmosphere have gone down.

Matthew Armstrong

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Due to the coronavirus lockdown Venice has been the clearest it has ever been. The water now looks clearer because there is less traffic on the canals, which is allowing the sediment to stay at the bottom. With that the dolphins have been a lot easier to spot because there is clear water and they are swimming in good clear water. The air pollution there has dropped significantly and they are starting to see more animals spotted in the canals.
Gracie Boutilier

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Because of the coronavirus lockdown, there is little to no traffic in the canals of Venice. This leads to clearer water, as boats usually stir up sediment. With Venice's canals clearer than they've been in years, more wildlife have come to the canals. Fish, swans, and even dolphins have been spotted in the canals.

Tesla Larocque

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The canals in Venice are clearer due to lock down because there is less boat traffic. The air is less polluted since there are fewer vaporetti and boat traffic than usual because of the restricted movement of residents.
Lilly Macdonald