Global warming: How far can a pandemic be responsible for the recent climate change?
Global warming: How far can a pandemic be responsible for the recent climate change? Global warming Unexpected climate change has been observed lately in significant parts of the world during the coronavirus pandemic. The outbreak of the SARS-CoV-2 virus has limited human activities and air pollutants. Is it even necessary to consider? Has it brought a drastic change? If so, what will be its influence on the future climatic conditions? The Coronavirus global pandemic started at the end of December, with the first coronavirus case in China, Wuhan. The virus was unknown and incurable as nobody knew about it at that time. Gradually the Coronavirus spread throughout the city of 11 million people, affecting more than fifty thousand people in a split second. In any case, more than 46 thousand people recovered after doing a severe lockdown in the whole city, but still could not save some people, leading to three thousand above deaths. Even after c...