Although the COVID-19 pandemic and climate change do not occur at the same time, both crises have similarities. COVID-19 and climate change both cause significant loss of life COVID-19 is known to particularly impact the elderly and those with underlying health conditions, causing severe respiratory illness. Climate change affects all health-related factors such as air quality, drinking water, food supplies and shelter. Climate change is expected to cause an additional 250,000 deaths annually between 2030 and 2050. COVID-19 has claimed the lives of 2.3 million people worldwide since the pandemic began. COVID-19 and climate change highlight the gap between rich and poor Both the COVID-19 pandemic and climate change are known to impact certain demographic groups. Studies have shown that the vulnerable and disadvantaged pay more in both crises, with the poor suffering more from the impacts of climate change and the pandemic than the rich. There has long been a disparity between the poor and the rich in terms of health care. Pandemics and climate change highlight these disparities. Putting the worldwide healthcare system in crisis Ultimately, both crises pushed regional healthcare systems around the world to the limit. Climate change and COVID-19 have resulted in large numbers of people being hospitalized, forcing countries to reassess how they manage their health care systems. The COVID-91 pandemic and climate change have many similarities. Is climate change the cause of the COVID-19 outbreak? In January 2021, an article published in the journal Science of the Total Environment revealed evidence that climate change may be a direct cause in the emergence of the virus that causes the COVID pandemic. -19, acute respiratory syndrome SARS-CoV-2. An international team of scientists from institutions in the UK, Germany and the US has linked climate change caused by climate change to COVID-19. They emphasize that the number of bat species present is related to the number of coronaviruses in a particular environment. Due to climate change, factors such as temperature, atmospheric CO2 and cloud cover are evolving. These factors have a direct influence on the growth process of plants and trees. Climate change is affecting natural habitats and ecosystems through altering environmental factors. Even small adjustments can have a big impact on the species living in the ecosystem. Climate changes have directly created a favorable environment for many bat species to thrive, allowing the emergence of new coronaviruses – including the SARS-CoV-2 strain. COVID-19 is not the only infectious disease linked to climate change. For years, the World Health Organization (WHO) has emphasized the link between changing environmental conditions and disease outbreaks. It is hoped that this linkage can now become central, forcing policymakers to consider the far-reaching impacts of climate change and devise calculated strategies to avert the damage. environment further and reverse the damage already done if possible. Climate changes create conditions for many new viruses to emerge. What needs to be done to prevent epidemics and climate change? Experts have suggested that tailoring government responses to the COVID-19 pandemic and climate change would enable an overall improvement in public health, as well as promote a sustainable economic future. sustainable for regions around the world. In addition, aligning responses offers an opportunity to protect the planet’s biodiversity and limit subsequent changes to diverse ecosystems. Just as anthropogenic climate change affects disease outbreaks, wildlife trade is an important factor in the spread of zoonotic diseases such as SARS-CoV-2. . The illegal wildlife trade causes people to mix with different species of animals where they are not supposed to, which promotes animal diseases. Climate change and infectious diseases cause preventable losses of life. Through strategic adjustments, it is possible to prevent the loss of life. In the coming years, more strategies will be implemented to modify human behaviours, so that they have less impact on the environment and limit the spread of infectious diseases.

According to iPrice Group, in the e-commerce report of this group in 2020, Vietnam has 2 names, including The World of Mobile and Green Electronics, in the top 10 of e-commerce websites with high traffic volume in the East region. South Asia. The fact above shows that the trend of online shopping for electronics and electronics is becoming more and more popular among Vietnamese users. Without a man, Vietnamese women tend to buy electronic appliances by themselves. Photo: Trong Dat By analyzing more than 1 million page views on iPrice in the first three months of 2020 and 2021, this report has shown that, in Vietnam, the proportion of female users buying electronics and electronics on the trading floor. electronics as high as men. The report shows that in the first quarter of 2021, the percentage of women shopping on e-commerce sites in the industry was 43%, an increase of 5% over the same period last year. Although men are still the main shoppers in the portfolio when accounting for 57%, this figure has declined. Notably, among female users, the group of women aged 35-44 and 45-54 who are interested in the online electronics market in Quarter I / 2021 increased by 4% compared to Q1. / 2020. In the older age group (from 55-64), this proportion also has a slight increase (2%). Statistics in the form of demographics of users buying electronics, electronics on e-commerce floors. Data: iPrice In contrast to middle-aged women, in the group of young women (from 25-34 years old), the percentage of electronic and electronic goods purchased in the first 3 months of this year decreased sharply (10%). According to experts, the cause of this situation may be because this is a group of office workers. These people have a high demand for electronic equipment such as computers, headsets, cameras, … in early 2020, when the trend of working remotely is rising at the time of the Covid-19 outbreak. Because the life cycle of electronic and electronic products is quite high, the demand for purchasing new equipment of this target group will decrease when entering 2021. The above data have shown that not only men and women today are showing their initiative in buying electronic and electronic equipment. This is especially true on e-commerce platforms, where they can easily compare prices and are provided with all the necessary information about the item to choose from.