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Global greenhouse gas emissions plunged by roughly 2.4 billion tons this year, a 7% drop from 2019 and the largest decline on record, triggered by worldwide Covid-19 restrictions, according to new research from the University of East Anglia, the University of Exeter and the Global Carbon Project.

Researchers said carbon emissions will likely rebound in 2021 and urged governments to prioritize a shift to clean energy and policies that tackle climate change in their economic recovery plans.

Daily global carbon emissions dropped by 17% during the peak of pandemic lockdowns in April but have since surged and neared 2019 levels again, according to the report, published on Thursday in the journal Earth System Science Data.

"All elements are not yet in place for sustained decreases in global emission, and emissions are slowly edging back to 2019 levels," Corinne Le Quere, a professor at the UEA's School of Environmental Sciences, said in a statement.

"Government actions to stimulate the economy at the end of the Covid-19 pandemic can also help lower emissions and tackle climate change," she added.

The U.S. saw the largest drop in carbon emissions, 12%, followed by the European Union, at 11%, the report said. In both, pandemic restrictions accelerated drops in the use of coal in electricity production and oil in transportation.

Among developing nations, India saw carbon emissions decline 9%, but China had a drop of just 1.7%. China's lockdown measures happened earlier in the year and were shorter in duration, and restrictions on carbon emissions occurred on top of the country's rising carbon emissions.

A decline in transportation activity drove the global drop in carbon emissions. Emissions from automobiles and air travel fell by about half during the peak of Covid restrictions in April and by December dropped about 10% and 40%, respectively, from 2019 levels, according to the report.
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"Incentives that help accelerate the deployment of electric cars and renewable energy and support walking and cycling in cities are particularly timely given the extensive disturbance observed in the transport sector this year," Le Quere said.

The historic drop in global emissions has also had a negligible effect on carbon concentrations in the atmosphere, which are heating up the Earth and worsening climate disasters, ice melt and sea-level rise.

In 2020 alone, climate change-fueled wildfires burned a record amount of land in the U.S. West and the most active Atlantic hurricane season on record devastated Central America and the Gulf Coast states.

"The climate system is driven by the total amount of CO2 put in the atmosphere over centuries," said Glen Peters, a research director of the International Climate Research in Norway and a member of the Global Carbon Project.

"Even though emissions fell in 2020, they were still around the same levels as in 2012, and the drop is insignificant in comparison with the total amount of CO2 emitted over the past centuries," he said.

While global carbon emissions have risen steadily over the last decades, researchers said that emissions growth has started to increase more slowly in recent years, largely due to changes in the production of coal.

"Global warming stops when emissions get to around zero, and Covid-19 has not changed that," Peters said.

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Covid pandemic drove a record drop in global carbon emissions in 2020

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Global greenhouse gas emissions plunged by roughly 2.4 billion tons this year, a 7% drop from 2019 and the largest decline on record, triggered by worldwide Covid-19 restrictions, according to new research from the University of East Anglia, the University of Exeter and the Global Carbon Project.

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- L'un des avantages du verrouillage du Coronavirus est l'amélioration de l'environnement.
- Comme les gens sont coincés à la maison, ils sortent moins.
- Alors, ils conduisent moins et s'adonnent moins à des activités qui rejettent des émissions de carbone dans l'atmosphère.
- Cette réduction des émissions de carbone a considérablement amélioré la qualité de l'air et de l'eau a ce moment.

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Beaucoup des activités on perturbé au causé de COVID-19.
- L'education: L'école est passée de la personne à l'école en ligne.
- Le Chômage: Malheureusement, le chômage a considérablement augmenté, faisant perdre leur emploi à plus de 3 millions de Canadiens.

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- Depuis que COVID-19 a restreint les rassemblements sociaux
- Je n'ai pas pu rencontrer des amis en personne et assister à des événements typiques pendant l'année scolaire et l'été.
- Par exemple, je ne suis allé nulle part cet été pour des vacances ou avec des amis.
- Habituellement, j'allais aux foires locales et aux parcs d'attractions comme Canada's Wonderland et faisais du sport avec des amis.
- Heureusement, la technologie nous a vraiment sauvés ! Le fait de pouvoir discuter avec d'autres personnes sur Internet a été un excellent moyen de préserver nos amitiés avec les autres.

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De nombreux événements ont été annulés ou reportés ou perturbé comme:
- les jeux olympiques
- l'industrie du sport comme le NHL, NBA
- industrie du divertissement (le cinema, etc.)
- industrie de la restauration

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Fear over the spread of coronavirus has already disrupted schools, cruise ships, and religious congregations. Now, it's coming for your social and professional calendar, too.

As Covid-19-the formal name for a flu-like disease that originated in Wuhan, China, and has now infected more than 90,000 people and killed about 3,000 people globally-continues to spread around the world, fears are rising that the disease will disrupt the opening of the Tokyo Olympic Games in July. Organizers had previously said the 2020 Games would go ahead as planned, but a member of the International Olympic Committee recently suggested the games could be canceled if the disease is not contained by the end of May.

While World Health Organization officials insist that Covid-19 is not yet a pandemic, concerns that it may turn into one have led organizers to cancel major global events across every industry, from fashion to technology, design, and hospitality. That's not just an expensive and logistical nightmare-it's also a major loss for the industries they represent, the organizers, and the participants. And it could add to the burden coronavirus has already placed on the world economy.

Below is a list of some of the biggest events canceled or postponed due to coronavirus.

Upcoming events:

Latest James Bond

The release of No Time to Die, which was set for April, has been postponed to November.

London Book Fair

A large gathering of professionals from the book publishing industry set to take place between March 10 and 12 was canceled.

Google events

The tech company canceled the in-person component of its Google I/O developers conference and Cloud Next conference. Google said Cloud Next would be held online between April 6 and 8.

World Bank and IMF spring meetings

The annual convening of the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund in Washington, DC, will be held virtually instead of in person.

Six Nations Rugby match

Philip Browne, chief executive of the Irish Rugby Football Union, postponed two Six Nations rugby matches between Ireland and Italy set to take place in Dublin between March 6 and 8.

CERAWeek energy conference

One of the largest gatherings of energy industry professionals, set to take place in Houston from March 9 to 13, has been canceled.

Facebook's Global Marketing Summit

Facebook canceled its global marketing summit, scheduled to begin March 9 in San Francisco. The company said the decision was made in "an abundance of caution."

ASEAN meeting

Reuters reports that US president Donald Trump postponed a meeting with leaders of the 10 member states of the Association of Southeast Asian nations planned for March 14 in Las Vegas.

Game Developers Conference

The largest annual gathering of game industry professionals, set to take place in San Francisco between March 16 and 20, was postponed. Many top gaming companies, including Amazon, Microsoft, Facebook's Oculus, and Sony Interactive Entertainment, had already pulled out.

China's National People's Congress

China announced it would postpone its key annual gathering of lawmakers, scheduled to take place in March. It is the first time in decades that the country has been forced to delay the meeting.

Japan's Azalea Festival

The annual azalea festival of the village of Higashi, which usually takes place in March, was canceled.

Geneva motor show and Baselworld

Two upcoming trade shows were postponed or canceled following the Swiss government's decision to temporarily ban all large events due to coronavirus.

Global fashion weeks

Fashion weeks in Beijing, Shanghai, and Tokyo, set to take place mid- to late-March, were postponed due to coronavirus. Meanwhile, numerous Chinese fashion brands have pulled out of fashion weeks in Paris and Milan. The French luxury group LVMH canceled a cocktail reception and award ceremony set to take place during Paris Fashion Week.

Religious pilgrimages in Saudi Arabia

The Saudi government announced it is temporarily banning foreign pilgrims from entering the country, which is home to the Muslim holy cities of Mecca and Medina.

The Dalai Lama's engagements

The Buddhist spiritual leader announced he would postpone an ordination ceremony for new monks and cancel all his public duties until further notice.

Stormzy and Green Day's Asia tours

British rapper Stormzy postponed concerts in Japan, China, and South Korea as part of his world tour. Green Day postponed concerts in Thailand, the Philippines, South Korea, and Japan.

BTS concerts in South Korea

The Korean boy band canceled four concerts set to take place in Seoul between April 11 and 19 as part of a worldwide tour.

Chinese Grand Prix

The Chinese Grand Prix, set to take place from April 17 to 19, has been postponed because of coronavirus. Three other races in the Formula One season-in Australia, Bahrain, and Vietnam- could also be postponed.

Milan Furniture Fair

Milan's Salone del Mobile, the largest furniture fair in the world, was slated to take place between April 21 and 26. Organizers announced it's been postponed until June due to fears about a coronavirus outbreak in Italy.

Facebook's developers conference

The tech giant canceled its annual F8 developers conference, which was scheduled to take place on May 5 and 6 in California. It said it would retain some online elements of the conference and host local events instead.

Past events

Convening of the American Physical Society

One of the largest physics conferences in the world was canceled one day before it was set to take place in Colorado from March 2 to 6.

Serie A matches

Six soccer matches set to take place in Italy were postponed after the country restricted outdoor sporting events in the northern regions of Lombardy, Veneto, and Emilia-Romagna.

European carnivals

The mayor of Nice, a city in southern France, canceled the last day of carnival because of coronavirus. Venice, Italy, too, canceled its carnival, one of the most popular in the world. Authorities said there were three confirmed cases of Covid-19 in Venice.

Mobile World Congress

Mobile World Congress (MWC), the world's biggest mobile phone trade show, was set to take place in Barcelona between Feb. 24 and 27. The high-profile annual event attracts some of the world's most prominent tech and telecommunications companies. Earlier this month, organizers announced it would be canceled because of Covid-19.
This post has been updated with the latest event cancelations or postponements tied to coronavirus. Correction: An earlier version of this article stated that the Chinese Grand Prix is the opening race of the Formula One season. It is the fourth race.

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The growing list of world events canceled due to coronavirus

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Fear over the spread of coronavirus has already disrupted schools, cruise ships, and religious congregations. Now, it's coming for your social and professional calendar, too. As Covid-19-the formal name for a flu-like disease that originated in Wuhan, China, and has now infected more than 90,000 people and killed about 3,000 people globally-continues to spread around the world, fears are rising that the disease will disrupt the opening of the Tokyo Olympic Games in July.

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- Avec la distanciation sociale et les dangers du Coronavirus, beaucoup de ces activités ont été annulées.
-Les horaires et les loisirs de chacun ont été annulés ou réorganisés en activités singulières au lieu d'activités de groupe.

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-Trouver un remède a été extrêmement difficile.
- Maintenant, il y a quelque vaccines pour traiter le coronavirus.
- Maintenant, en Canada, en utilise le Pfizer et Moderna vaccines.

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- Les méthodes les plus courantes sont le port de masques chirurgicaux, qui empêchent la transmission du virus parce que le coronavirus est une maladie respiratoire.
- Une distance sociale de 2 mètres minimum est nécessaire pour se maintenir isolé
- les gens devraient toujours se laver les mains et utiliser du désinfectant pour les mains pour plus de sécurité !
- Si vous présentez ces symptômes, vous devez vous isoler pendant deux semaines avant de contacter quelqu'un d'autre.

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En este sitio web se puede encontrar información y orientaciones de la OMS acerca del actual brote de enfermedad por coronavirus (COVID-19) que fue notificado por primera vez en Wuhan (China) el 31 de diciembre de 2019. En esta página figura información actualizada diariamente.

La OMS está colaborando estrechamente con expertos mundiales, gobiernos y asociados para ampliar rápidamente los conocimientos científicos sobre este nuevo virus, rastrear su propagación y virulencia y asesorar a los países y las personas sobre la medidas para proteger la salud y prevenir la propagación del brote.

¿Cómo está respondiendo la OMS a la COVID-19?

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En este sitio web se puede encontrar información y orientaciones de la OMS acerca del actual brote de enfermedad por coronavirus (COVID-19) que fue notificado por primera vez en Wuhan (China) el 31 de diciembre de 2019. En esta página figura información actualizada diariamente.

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- Certains symptômes mortels sont la fièvre, la toux sèche, la fatigue et l'épuisement
- Parmi les symptômes moins courants, citons les maux de tête, les maux de gorge, la diarrhée, les maux de tête et la perte de notre capacité à goûter et à sentir

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https://www.bbc.com/news/health-54648684

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- Le Covid-19 (Coronavirus) a été découvert dans la ville de Wuhan, en Chine, en décembre 2019
- Le virus s'est répandu dans le monde entier
- Les conséquences ont été dévastatrices pour toutes les parties de la vie, par exemple dans l'économie, la société, et l'environnement.
- Le virus est extrêmement dangereux et a eu un impact sans précédent sur nos vies

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COVID-19 affects different people in different ways. Most infected people will develop mild to moderate illness and recover without hospitalization.
Most common symptoms: Less common symptoms:

sore throat

headache

aches and pains

diarrhoea

a rash on skin, or discolouration of fingers or toes

red or irritated eyes.

Serious symptoms:

difficulty breathing or shortness of breath

loss of speech or mobility, or confusion

Seek immediate medical attention if you have serious symptoms. Always call before visiting your doctor or health facility.

People with mild symptoms who are otherwise healthy should manage their symptoms at home.

On average it takes 5-6 days from when someone is infected with the virus for symptoms to show, however it can take up to 14 days.

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Qu'est-ce que COVID-19?

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Qu'est-ce que COVID-19?