18.04.2020-21:43:49 :: Something smarter than us is going to emerge


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Mala pripomienka - nebolo by v grafe uz lepsie zacat pouzivat logaritmicku mierku? celkom dost ludi uz pomrelo a tam sa ten graf mrtvych stale plazi niekde pri nule.

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mne vyhovuje aj aj
pre ludi, ktori s tym nerobia je mozno lepsie uvadzat aj normalnu (aj logaritmicku)
mimochodom, vraj ma pandemia aj pozitivny vplyv na ludi
menej ich zomrie vdaka cistejsiemu vzduchu
najdem nejake tabulky/data a doplnim
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/04/07/climate/air-pollution-coronavirus-covid.html
It found that just a slight increase in long-term pollution exposure could have serious coronavirus-related consequences, even accounting for other factors like smoking rates and population density.
https://www.nationalgeographic.com/science/2020/04/pollution-made-the-pandemic-worse-but-lockdowns-clean-the-sky/
Pollution made COVID-19 worse. Now, lockdowns are clearing the air.

India’s hastily imposed shutdowns have been devastating, leaving hundreds of thousands of migrant workers without homes or jobs. But in Delhi, where air is normally choking, levels of both PM2.5 and the harmful gas nitrogen dioxide fell more than 70 percent.
https://www.visualcapitalist.com/history-of-pandemics-deadliest/

https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2020/mar/17/air-pollution-likely-to-increase-coronavirus-death-rate-warn-experts
However, strict confinement measures in China, where the coronavirus outbreak began, and in Italy, Europe’s most affected nation, have led to falls in air pollution as fewer vehicles are driven and industrial emissions fall. A preliminary calculation by a US expert suggests that tens of thousands of premature deaths from air pollution may have been avoided by the cleaner air in China, far higher than the 3,208 coronavirus deaths.
https://www.theverge.com/2020/3/19/21186653/coronavirus-covid-19-air-pollution-vulnerable-lung-disease-pandemic
The older people who live in Little Village are already more vulnerable to COVID-19 because of their age. But the ones who grew up here also spent most of their lives breathing in air laden with the soot from nearby coal power plants, she explains. “You have a legacy of toxic exposure paired with a lot of social vulnerability, that means that the same pound of pollution impacts different people differently,” says Pino, a policy director for the Little Village Environmental Justice Organization, which successfully campaigned to close the coal power plants in 2012.

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