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A sharp declining trend in carbon emission in 2020







According to a report published in DW, this year (2020) experiences a sharp decreasing trend of  carbon emission. The credit goes to lockdown imposed due to tackle noble corona virus (COVID19), which resulted in checking the traffic and industrial output, which resulted in a sharp decrease of carbon emission.

Experts said that factories, transportation, aviation sectors are the major factors which causes huge pollution to the environment. Due to lockdown the pollution caused by these factors are totally checked. But when the total restriction will be lifted the situation will again return to same place. So only lockdown is not the only solution to the global climate change. It can act as temporary solutions but for a permanent it the duty of every citizen to work for it, such as work form home culture should be encouraged, limiting the usage of transportation,  using plastic free resources, encouraging the green energy platforms and minimizing the carbon footprint of every individual. 
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