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Forward THINKING

The coronavirus pandemic is not only a health disaster of global proportions — it could also be the circuit-breaker the world requires to kickstart a radical reset. A report from Macquarie University published at the end of April, just as infection rates in Australia began to recede, points to seven positive outcomes from the virus crisis.

Firstly, the environment. Carbon emissions dropped drastically as manufacturing and air travel came to a standstill. Notoriously polluted China reported an 85 per cent increase in days of good air quality; biodiversity increased; Venetians reported seeing fish in their newly clean canals

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