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They do change and adapt according to their environment

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Disagree...can't model a statistically significant model to prove this

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Disagree-I do not think that temperature is the only factor contributing to pandemic viruses.

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by altering our habitat, we have created an environment for viruses to live that wouldnt have otherwise survived. Habitat destruction for animals have brought us closer to living with them, which exposes us to the viruses and diseases they bring.

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climate change effects everything. The atmosphere and the interactions between other chemical and biological factors.

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Climate change (in our case, the increase of heat caused by pollution of CO2) exacerbates diseases.

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Climate affects a lot of things so why not say it is a contributor to pandemics progressing the way they do.

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It will happen faster due to mutations

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Climate change has created a more hospitable environment for viruses

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Climate change causes more human interaction

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warmer more likely to get because of pollution, deforestation more contact, shrinking animal population less hardy

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Temperature affects some viruses
Population numbers

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I think climate change affects more than we can actually track.

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Climate change affects lots of things and forces animals and humans closer through habitat loss. This increased proximity increases the transfer of zoonotic viruses.

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Climate change increases pervasiveness of pollution, which increases health risks and likelihood of contracting diseases.

Climate change disrupts existing habitats/ranges of species which creates new interactions between humans and species in new locations.

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These two activities are directly related.

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Some viruses might be temperature sensitive.

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Climate change has many adverse affects including causing pandemics.

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less diversity of genes for animals

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climate change and the resulting weather changes and patterns could change animal patterns and interactions

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Climate change can cause viruses

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Climate change is causing humans and animals to interact more than they normally would.

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I think that climate change is linked to the development of more serious illnesses.

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Positive correlation between temperature and metabolism. As temp goes up, viral metabolism goes up = more mutations = more new viruses

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I agree with this statement because climate change has brought on many changes to human/animal interactions. Habitats have been lost, pushing human and animals kind together. The warmer weather has created the ideal conditions for viruses to thrive.

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Just like any system, the Earth and its inhabitants are all connected and thier interactions cause change in the system.  For whatever reason, we are seeing a change in the composition of the atmosphere therefore there must be something causing it.

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Climate change is related to

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Climate change increases conglomeration of people, causing virulence to increase to a pandemic level.

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Climate change reduces habitat for organisms, this reduces genetic diversity.

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Climate change shrinks ecosystems.

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Sarah F.Climate change has been related to exponential change in human population growth as well as ecosystem instability/demise... exponential change has broad interconnected implications. 

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Sarah F.Climate change has been related to exponential change in human population growth as well as ecosystem instability/demise... exponential change has broad interconnected implications. 

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Climate change causes more major weather events that can cause more interaction between animals and people.

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Climate change can cause natural disasters which cause relocation/unrest. This can lead to more encounters with wildlife.

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Climate change:
-decreases genetic diversity
-increase natural disasters i.e. hurricanes, droughts, food shortages (less healthy planet)
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