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    The document discusses several positive environmental changes that have occurred in India during the country's COVID-19 lockdown over the past month. These include improvements in air quality in major cities like Delhi, rare animals being seen in urban areas as human activity has decreased, improved marine life as less industrial waste is being dumped in oceans and waterways, lower noise pollution levels as traffic has reduced, and more people spending time gardening and doing small-scale agriculture. The lockdown has given the Earth a chance to recover from some impacts of global warming and human intrusion.

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    The document discusses several positive environmental changes that have occurred in India during the country's COVID-19 lockdown over the past month. These include improvements in air quality in major cities like Delhi, rare animals being seen in urban areas as human activity has decreased, improved marine life as less industrial waste is being dumped in oceans and waterways, lower noise pollution levels as traffic has reduced, and more people spending time gardening and doing small-scale agriculture. The lockdown has given the Earth a chance to recover from some impacts of global warming and human intrusion.

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    The document discusses several positive environmental changes that have occurred in India during the country's COVID-19 lockdown over the past month. These include improvements in air quality in major cities like Delhi, rare animals being seen in urban areas as human activity has decreased, improved marine life as less industrial waste is being dumped in oceans and waterways, lower noise pollution levels as traffic has reduced, and more people spending time gardening and doing small-scale agriculture. The lockdown has given the Earth a chance to recover from some impacts of global warming and human intrusion.

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    The document discusses several positive environmental changes that have occurred in India during the country's COVID-19 lockdown over the past month. These include improvements in air quality in major cities like Delhi, rare animals being seen in urban areas as human activity has decreased, improved marine life as less industrial waste is being dumped in oceans and waterways, lower noise pollution levels as traffic has reduced, and more people spending time gardening and doing small-scale agriculture. The lockdown has given the Earth a chance to recover from some impacts of global warming and human intrusion.

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    Lockdown

    healing mother
    India
    ⊷ The entire country is under lockdown since last one month, and
    nature has found a way to let Earth regain its lost wealth, during
    this period . Many changes occurred during this period in our
    environment.
    ⊷ For example:
    ⊷ Improvement in air quality
    ⊷ Rare animals found in different cities
    ⊷ Marine life is improved
    ⊷ There is a reduction in noise levels
    ⊷ Spending time with our nature
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    1.Improvement in air
    quality
    Delhi was deemed the most polluted capital
    in the world as of last month with a PM2.5
    concentration as high as 161. Thanks to
    the lockdown, the AQI has reduced to 82 as
    per the latest records, which falls under the
    ‘satisfactory’ category. The cities around
    Delhi have also seen a drastic drop in the
    pollution levels. There has been a great
    reduction in the levels of carbon monoxide
    and carbon dioxide. So, while people are
    tackling the COVID-19 virus, the shutdown
    has given the Earth a breather to recover a
    bit from global warming.

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    2.Rare animals
    found in cities
    ⊷ The lockdown has enabled many rare species of
    fauna to come out and surprise many around the
    world.
    ⊷ The appearance of these animals in all these human
    establishments shows us that the real intruders are
    humans. In an internet trend, after one tweeter was
    banned for a controversial post, netizens tweeted
    about how these animals are coming out of their
    hiding, and bonding with the earth once again, in
    the most comical way.

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    3.Marine life is
    improved

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    During lockdown in India ,the marine life is improved
    because no industrial waste is thrown in the seas ,
    rivers or lakes
    Some facts about marine life during lockdown are:
    1. The number of flamingos increased in Mumbai
    2. Dolphins spotted near Kolkata ghats
    3. . Ganga fit for drinking in Haridwar

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    3. Reduction in
    noise levels

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    Living in cities, the sounds of regularly moving traffic
    seemed like our everyday lullabies. With the
    lockdown in place, this noise has been subdued by
    nature. The birds are finally loud enough, the leaves
    are rustling, the crickets are back in action, and the
    wind is whistling through all of this.
    For instance, seismic noise caused by human
    activity in Brussels is reported to be down by one-
    third compared to pre-lockdown levels. One benefit
    is that tools to detect earthquakes and other seismic
    activity can be more precise.

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    4.Spending
    time with
    nature

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    Despite the inhuman activities by humans, some of us
    are still doing our best to give back to the planet. To
    make use of the free time in their hands, people are
    turning to gardening and doing small-scale
    agricultural activities.

    People are also growing vegetables at home, in


    their balconies, and backyards, for their
    consumption. Homegrown produce is said to be
    more nutritious than the ones at the stores. While
    this may seem a little small, every plant contributes
    a small amount to a greater purpose – the breath of
    life.

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