> The reverse of nose-blindness. I had the pleasure to experience this in Paris during the first lockdown which was pretty strict. With the lack of cars on t

> The reverse of nose-blindness. I had the pleasure to experience this in Paris during the first lockdown which was pretty strict. With the lack of cars on the streets the pale brown smog went away and for the first time in probably a century another smell became perceptible: sulfur. Always nice to know that behind the fumes there's another thing ruining your lungs, this one was attributed to agricultural pollution.