https://www.bloomberg.com/features/2020-china-wuhan-pollution/
The result of stifling environmental activism can be seen in Wuhan. Home to a bustling port along the Yangtze River, the city has grown rapidly as China’s economy developed. The urban sprawl has made it harder to find locations for incinerators needed to dispose of the 12,000 tons of garbage produced daily by Wuhan’s 11 million residents.
As the campaigning residents of Wuhan found to their cost, pushing back against the authorities is a serious matter. More recently they switched tactics to try and draw the central government’s attention to their plight. But according to Zhang, Wuhan officials have blocked their attempts to reach Beijing, monitoring when they book tickets to travel to the capital.
One of the paradoxes of the Chinese system is that even as President Xi Jinping has made fighting pollution one of his main goals, civil society has been greatly restricted under his rule. That leaves little room for public discourse and open criticism of government policy..........................all copied
Meanwhile, in Hong Kong:
https://abcnews.go.com/Internationa...tear-gas-hong-kong-protesters-ending-67747834
This was published December 16, 2019. News of the virus came around December 19, 2019. Two birds with one stone...
This is far from over. Sounds a lot like Chronic Wasting Disease in deer, when the population becomes too large. Two trillion pounds of garbage a year in Wuhan is produced by the citizens. Now, it would be half that if half the people died. God knows what they are breathing.
Climate change or world pollution, I wonder?