Social distancing might not just slow the spread of the novel coronavirus — it might also give the environment a break from the pollution of modern life.
Cities across the globe have reported reductions in air pollution as daily life has come to a grinding halt because of the pandemic. Governments around the world have asked people to practice social distancing (or mandated nationwide lockdown measures) to slow its spread.
Keep reading to see how urban environments have changed amid the coronavirus crisis.
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