INSIGHT: Why air pollution more costly, threatening today

>Outbreaks of viral diseases known to spread from animals to humans (Zoonotic diseases) can be so economically devastating and life threatening—the reason why future health research priorities should be reviewed to contain these infections in Tanzania and Africa in general.

Coronavirus is threatening to end the world air-travel boom  CNBC

This map proves coronavirus is causing air pollution to drop in the US  TweakTownAir pollution way down over Northeast, NASA satellite images appear to show  AccuWeather.comData shows 30 percent drop in air pollution over northeast U.S.  Phys.orgNASA news: Pollution drastically drops as people stay home due to coronavirus lockdown  Express.co.ukNASA: Satellite Data Shows 30% Reduction in Air Pollution Over Northeast US  Sputnik InternationalView Full coverage on Google...

Air pollution plunges in European cities amid coronavirus lockdown  The Jerusalem PostView Full coverage on Google News

Air pollution linked to far higher Covid-19 death rates, study finds  The GuardianView Full coverage on Google News

No arctic air insight this week  WDVM 25Spring fever Monday! Few showers developing Tuesday  FOX 61Spring-like warmth followed by spring showers on the way  NBC4 WCMH-TVStorm Team 8 Forecast: 6 pm 030920  WOOD TV8Global Forecast-Celsius  Taiwan NewsView Full coverage on Google News

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EALA Bickering a Costly Distraction
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The ongoing internal strife in the East Africa Legislative Assembly (EALA) following an attempt by some members to impeach the Speaker, Margret Nantongo Zziwa, is a highly regrettable and costly affair. Both sides of the divide insist they have legitimate ...
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Tanzania Electric Supply Company’s contracts with private companies that produce electricity come to an end effetive in October, signalling a major relief to the state-run power utility firm which currently grapples with a huge burden of operational costs.

A few years ago, Prime Minister Mizengo Pinda promised the nation that the government would stop purchasing expensive vehicles such as Toyota Land Cruisers as part of efforts to reduce government spending. We were told that the government would from the 2010/11 financial year not procure Land Cruisers and similar vehicles, and would instead opt for cheaper and fuel efficient cars like the Toyota RAV4