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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsOne of the incredibly sparse silver linings...
..in this complete catastrophe is that we may, together, for the first time in living memory, see how beautiful our spaces are when not flooded by dirt, smog and pollution, and maybe, just maybe, determine we will maintain them that way.
I had a huge bubble bee in the kitchen this morning and we gently encouraged it out the window. It was actually a joy to see it. Maybe, just maybe, this pause on planet earth will give us the vigour and resolve we need to do things very differently in the future...
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One of the incredibly sparse silver linings... (Original Post)
Soph0571
Apr 2020
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Hermit-The-Prog
(33,313 posts)1. Ban fuel burning vehicles from all cities.
msongs
(67,390 posts)2. amazing how a 5 day rain storm clears the air nt
babylonsister
(171,053 posts)3. Not to mention hardly any cars spewing. nt
ZZenith
(4,119 posts)4. Yeah, maybe that's got a little more to do with it.
Five-day rainstorm.
Feeble. Oh so feeble.