I think so, if the government wants his people to remember a day, it makes that day a holiday. No need to mention that how much air pollution we can reduce on that day, but the halo effect of making a

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July zhang

I think so, if the government wants his people to remember a day, it makes that day a holiday. No need to mention that how much air pollution we can reduce on that day, but the halo effect of making a international car-free day is more meaningful. It will be a reminder to influence everyone to pay attention to air pollution issue, and it may also help some environmental non-governmental organizations to amplify their activities in public.

Mar 13, 2024 3:30 AM

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I think so. If the government wants its people to remember a day, it makes that day a holiday. There's no need to mention how much air pollution we can reduce on that day, but the halo effect of making an international car-free day is more meaningful. It will be a reminder to influence everyone to pay attention to the air pollution issue, and it may also help some environmental non-governmental organizations to amplify their activities in public.

I agree with your perspective. Establishing an international car-free day not only symbolizes a commitment to reducing air pollution but also serves as a powerful reminder of the environmental challenges we face. This initiative could indeed support environmental NGOs in raising awareness and engaging the public more effectively.

March 13, 2024

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