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TLDR: The health benefits are caused by a lack of air pollution, likely by less car traffic. Study only examined the United States, and was from the 2008 recess
by jerlam 3y ago
TLDR: The health benefits are caused by a lack of air pollution, likely by less car traffic. Study only examined the United States, and was from the 2008 recession so the WFH wave hasn't happened yet.
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- bsimpson 3y agoI'm sure the the 2020+ data is messy (people dying of coronavirus, people not getting treatment for chronic diseases because hospitals are scary, etc.), but I'd be curious to see this same hypothesis tested there.