Study: Covid-19 outbreak slashes China carbon emissions

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BEIJING: The Covid-19 (coronavirus) outbreak that has slowed down the Chinese economy may have a silver lining for the environment. China's carbon emissions have dropped by least 100 million metric tonnes over the past two weeks, according to a study published on Wednesday by the Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air (CREA) in Finland.

A man wearing a mask looking at a decoration promoting a movie in Beijing, China on Wednesday . The Covid-19 outbreak that has slowed down the Chinese economy may have a silver lining for the environment. China's carbon emissions have dropped by least 100 million metric tonnes over the past two weeks. - AP

Over the past two weeks, daily power generation at coal power plants was at a four-year low compared with the same period last year, while steel production has sunk to a five-year low, researchers found. But authorities extended the holidays this year -- by a week in many parts of the country including Shanghai -- in an effort to contain the epidemic by keeping people at home.

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