Pádraig Hoare: Will the environment be the beneficiary of Covid-19?

Wildlife roaming the empty streets of the world's busiest cities prompts the question as to whether the pandemic might actually be good for nature and the climate. Experts discuss this idea with Padraig Hoare
A wild coyote going down a deserted Michigan Avenue, the busiest thoroughfare in Chicago. Picture: Daineh/Reddit
A wild coyote going down a deserted Michigan Avenue, the busiest thoroughfare in Chicago. Picture: Daineh/Reddit

Wildlife roaming the empty streets of the world's busiest cities prompts the question as to whether the pandemic might actually be good for nature and the climate. Experts discuss this idea with Padraig Hoare

There is a wild coyote leisurely ambling down a deserted Michigan Avenue, the busiest thoroughfare in Chicago, Illinois, which is the third-most populous city in the USA with almost three million people.

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