Ready for some good news? ASU #sustainability experts have found some positive consequences of #COVID19 physical distancing measures. ☀️ Reported in @asunow:⁣ ⁣ ♻️ Mick Dalrymple, director of University Sustainability Practices @asu.usp, says, "The air is cleaner!" With people traveling less, greenhouse gas emissions have declined.⁣ ⁣ 🌵People are getting outside much more! “They’re finding some way to get exercise and they’re not going to the gym,” Dalrymple says. While right now, a line up Camelback Mountain is not a good thing, Dalrymple says, “This is an opportunity to create a new trajectory toward a green economy."⁣ ⁣ ✅ Alana Levine, who directs the university’s Zero Waste @zerowasteasu and Grounds Services, says she sees quite a bit of opportunity in business models right now: “When businesses want to innovate and adapt to a priority — sustainability emerging as a major one — then there’s going to be some really great innovation around material science and some of the business m...