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Climate change typically comes from humans and their daily activities.

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Yes, I agree
because the pollution and warming create new environments conducive to new virus creation.

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Agree

Humans typically cause the climate change in the environment due to their daily activities.

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I think the human effect on the world cause a lot of problems to the world an our environment.

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Habitat destruction leads to increased human and animal as well as animal animal interaction that would not normally occur. 

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Habitat destruction leads to increased human and animal as well as animal animal interaction that would not normally occur. 

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Increase in global warming has increased the presence of vectors that cause these pandemics. 

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Increase in global warming has increased the presence of vectors that cause these pandemics. 

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Human activity is destroying many natural habitats for animals.  It forces animals out of their natural environments.  Hum

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Human activity is destroying many natural habitats for animals.  It forces animals out of their natural environments.  Hum

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Temperature could be a factor.

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I somewhat agree because although viruses mainly come from animals, humans only get affected by viruses when they interact with dangerous animals that can harm their health.

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Humans have been decreasing the habitats of wildlife, and forcing animals into closer proximity with each other as well as humans.

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Issac Newton was right for every action there is an equal an opposite reaction. So i do agree that climate change is one of the many contributing factors for viruses to come about

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Issac Newton was right for every action there is an equal an opposite reaction. So i do agree that climate change is one of the many contributing factors for viruses to come about

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I agree with this statement. Climate change has lead to the destruction of wildlife habitats, bringing humans and wildlife closer together. With humans in much closer contact with animals, that provides more opportunity to viral spread.

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Without climate change there would not be as much interaction between wildlife and humans.

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I agree with this statement as the research we read yesterday says that the destruction of species' habitats causes virus mutation for survival

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I agree with this statement as the research we read yesterday says that the destruction of species' habitats causes virus mutation for survival

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Humans have been active with other species of animals. We have infringed upon other animal life by destroying their homes and eating them for our own nutrients. I think it is important to think about how we have affected the world itself. We pollute and do not always think consciously and use respectfully.

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An increase in global temperatures creates a suitable environment for more standing water and mosquitoes are common vectors for illness

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The way that climate change has disrupted the environment, our Earth is no longer able to quickly and effectively "heal" from disruptions such as viral outbreaks.

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Climate has an effect on the overall spread of illness. This is because many people who live in areas of the world drastically affected by climate change often have high levels of poverty, lack of access to clean water, and lack of safe housing. This results in higher instances of illness. One example is in refugee camps.

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Climate change affects everything on this planet. Climate change can cause an increase in conditions that will affect the chances of viruses.

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Climate change affects everything on this planet. Climate change can cause an increase in conditions that will affect the chances of viruses.

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climate change is a threat multiplier

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Climate change can be a triger as animals would migrate to find a new niche, and therefore it may lead to more human-animals interactions.

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Climate change can be a triger as animals would migrate to find a new niche, and therefore it may lead to more human-animals interactions.

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I agree with this statement because of the development of the world comes with development of possible vectors for viruses that affect humans. If development of the world was lessened, it could reduce the number of viral transmissions among the population.

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Agree, because Earth's dynamic equilibrium has been disrupted

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I agree to an extent. Climate change has affected animal population densities and locations that have put them in more direct contact with humans. These animals are potentially carriers of diseases that could become pandemics. Climate change also allows diseases to mutate and change causing them to be more dangerous or gives them a climate to which they can thrive.

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I agree to an extent. Climate change has affected animal population densities and locations that have put them in more direct contact with humans. These animals are potentially carriers of diseases that could become pandemics. Climate change also allows diseases to mutate and change causing them to be more dangerous or gives them a climate to which they can thrive.

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deforestation has taken habitat from animals which has led to interaction of humans and animals- contact=virus

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I agree. I think climate change is linked to deforestation and the destruction of habitats that have forced different animal species into closer contact with humans, and many pandemics begin when viruses make the jump from different species to humans. 

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I agree. I think climate change is linked to deforestation and the destruction of habitats that have forced different animal species into closer contact with humans, and many pandemics begin when viruses make the jump from different species to humans. 

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I agree that climate change brought on by human activity has contributed to new virus creation because of the pollution and other detrimental aspects such as stochastic weather.

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I agree that climate change brought on by human activity has contributed to new virus creation because of the pollution and other detrimental aspects such as stochastic weather.

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Our actions have created opportunities for viruses to adapt to human hosts - we destroy natural habitats and bring wild animals into closer proximity, as well as increasing our own range of what we eat. The changing climate has also changed the environment for all organisms- Industrialization has contributed pollutants in the atmosphere that have only increased since the introduction of the automobile. Adaptation is driven by stress. Our actions have changed the environment, and viruses are masters in rapid adaptation.

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 I agree that climate change brought on by human activity has brought humans closer to animals that we would not interact with. If this did not happen many of the pandemics like bird flu and corona could have been prevented.

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I agree that without climate change, many of the viruses that caused pandemics would not have affected humans in the past 100 years. We would not have the same species to species interactions if Climate Change hadn’t negatively affected the ecosystems of our planet.

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Climate change is forcing animals out of their normal habitats causing more human and animal interactions.

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I think the temperature fluctuation could lead to more mutations in the viruses 

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I think that human activity has a lot to do with the level of pandemic causing viruses in the last 100 years. I agree that it is a factor. I do not think that it is the only thing that is the cause but it is a huge part.

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people are awful

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Warmer climates are less stable. This opens organisms to be vulnerable to carrying, growing and being infected by viruses

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Man made Pollution has increased Earth's instability to sustain the spread of many/all viruses.

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Humans have caused greater intensity of pandemics.

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Pollution has caused issues with lung health, which makes people particularly susceptible to respiratory illness, which is what most, if not all of the major pandemics have been in the last 100 years.

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I think the temperature fluctuation could lead to more mutations in the viruses 

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I think the temperature fluctuation could lead to more mutations in the viruses 

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climate change can make people vulnerable to viruses.

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I think that some viruses would still occur but it would be substantially less. I think that our sanitation and way we treat the planet has a lot to do with balance- and we are currently out of balance. When there is climate change animals are forced closer together in environments that are new/not there own which causes a crossover of viruses that cause pandemics.

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As temperatures get warmer, viruses stick around longer, and have a better chance to mutate.