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China’s air pollution has overshot pre-pandemic levels as life begins to return to normal
Air pollution in China dropped dramatically during lockdown, but now signs suggest a significant rebound in activity.
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COVID-19
Asintomático, presintomático, sintomático: ¿cuál es la diferencia?
No está claro el número de personas con coronavirus que no muestran síntomas, pero muchos podrían ser infecciosos sin saberlo.
COVID-19
Asymptomatic, pre-symptomatic, symptomatic: what is the difference?
The number of people with coronavirus who display no symptoms is unclear - but many could be infectious without knowing it.
Biodiversity
Italian divers just rescued a whale caught in ‘ghost’ fishing nets
Clean-up operations are taking place around the world, and it’s hoped education and cooperation across the seafood supply chain will help curb ocean litter.
Leadership
米歇尔·奥巴马为今年的毕业生上的3堂人生课
与大多数毕业班相比，2020年毕业的学生正步入一个不确定的世界。在新冠肺炎疫情以及乔治·弗洛伊德逝世后持续动荡的背景下，米歇尔·奥巴马在线上毕业典礼向听众发表演讲，承认现在很多学生可能会感到恐惧、困惑、愤怒或“不知所措”。
Sustainable Development
This is how we can make a global green recovery – that also boosts the economy
A new report by the IEA discusses measures governments around the world need to take if they are to support a sustainable recovery from COVID-19.
Leadership
Michelle Obama’s 3 life lessons for students graduating right now
It may not have been the ceremony they were hoping for, but the class of 2020 benefited from some words of wisdom in a virtual speech by the former US First Lady.
COVID-19
What is an immunity passport and could it work?
The document would identify someone who recently recovered from the virus. But with uncertainties over how immune people become - and for how long - make the idea controversial.
Russian Federation
Siberia’s weather is weird – and it’s causing problems
Unseasonably warm weather is melting Siberia’s permafrost layer and has led to a massive oil spill, as well as wildfires and floods.
COVID-19
How face masks, gloves and other coronavirus waste is polluting our ocean
The coronavirus pandemic is driving us towards more single-use products and the environment is already seeing the impact.
COVID-19
Working from home might not cut energy use as much as we’d hoped
The impact of home-working on energy use is unclear and unpredictable - but it could be far less positive than often assumed, for a number of reasons.
COVID-19
Even in the world's richest countries, kids might not have what they need to learn at home
COVID-19 has exposed the fragility of home learning for students around the world. Access to a desk, computer and somewhere quiet varies across the globe, OECD data shows.
Systemic Racism
In pictures: George Floyd demonstrations in the US and beyond
Some of the biggest outbreaks of civil unrest in decades, sparked by the death of George Floyd in police custody, are taking place around the world right now.
United States
5 charts reveal key racial inequality gaps in the US
Five charts reveal gaps across a range of sectors, including educational achievement, employment and life expectancy.
COVID-19
Handwashing is not just for coronavirus - how good hygiene could help reduce antibiotic use
COVID-19 has put the focus on regularly cleaning our hands, but a new report reveals the impact such measures could also have on antimicrobial resistance.