Vol. 9, Issue 5 (2020)

Author(s):
Pratibha Sharma, Dr. Manpreet Kaur and Gaurav Narwal

Abstract:
A massive transformation of the world's COVID-19 pandemic has brought immense environmental effects. Millions of people have died due to coronavirus and millions of people worldwide now suffer from the infection. As obvious the daily lives have come to an abrupt halt, our earth has been given the opportunity to breathe and be relieved of the pollution. So if we look at the other side of the coin the pandemic has had many positive environmental impacts. The atmosphere and water bodies are getting clear of the pollution. The wildlife took the opportunity to regain their natural space and to discover their world without any interference from humans. It is quite clear that this pause in human interaction with the environment has put forward a better version of the state of Mother Nature but the old habits are still threatening to return with greater environmental effects.