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What about vectors, didn't see any information about it while reading

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Need more research

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I do not agree with this statement. As stated in the article, "The virus doesn’t appear to care what the average global temperature," therefore the climate change does not affect the viruses and its affect on humans.

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I do not agree with this statement. As stated in the article, "The virus doesn’t appear to care what the average global temperature," therefore the climate change does not affect the viruses and its affect on humans.

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I disagree with this statement. The viruses that have affected humans are mainly brought on by animals and the ever changing biodiversities for these animals.

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because virus is everywhere and they will move anyways with or without climate change.

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This article does not address the fundamental vectors. It also contains inaccurate material.

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I disagree. Although some viruses do not  seem to be connected to climate change, The coronavirus is an example of a virus not being connected to climate change. Human-Human and animal-human interaction will still occur and influence the spread of illnesses.

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I disagree because the virus that we are dealing with right now doesn't care about the global temperature and viruses have been around since the beginning of time before climate change.

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I disagree because the virus that we are dealing with right now doesn't care about the global temperature and viruses have been around since the beginning of time before climate change.

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because there is not enough evidence. All organisms mutate to adapt to their environment...including viruses

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Disagree.The virus does not seem to be impacted by weather/climate in a given area. 

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Disagree.The virus does not seem to be impacted by weather/climate in a given area. 

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Disagree. "The virus doesn’t care what the climate is. "

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Disagree. "The virus doesn’t care what the climate is. "

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I disagree because the viruses are evolving and it involves more than just climate changes

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I disagree because the viruses are evolving and it involves more than just climate changes

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I disagree with the statement because there have always been viruses affecting animals, and humans are just another form of animal.

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I disagree with the statement because there have always been viruses affecting animals, and humans are just another form of animal.

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I disagree because a lot of our viruses

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I do not agree because even in the passage, it says that the viruses mainly come from animals and also the consumption of them.

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I disagree because diseases carried through mosquitoes in tropical areas is not the same in other climates.

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Disagree. The activities that humans perform that lead to climate change (destruction of environments and the habitat fragmentation urbanization)  will also lead to an increase in diseases because the transfer of disease from animals to humans due to close contact. Both climate change and disease are symptoms of destructive human activity

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Viruses evolve regardless of what is happening with climate

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Viruses evolve regardless of what is happening with climate

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there needs to be more research

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I disagree. Just because there is no climate change does not mean that viruses cannot evolve or affect humans. Although the text gave various reasons that it would, but there are many other pressures that influence evolution. In fact, there might be more humans alive to infect and drive the evolution of viruses.

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I disagree. As stated in the article habitat fragmentation can cause humans to come in close contact with animals causing the spread of viruses. Habitat fragmentation does not relate to climate change.

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i disagree because the virus doe snot discriminate in different evnironments.  it spans across all environments. 

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i disagree because the virus doe snot discriminate in different evnironments.  it spans across all environments. 

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I disagree because the article mainly discussed how diseases were transferred from people to people, or animals to people, etc and had nothing to do with climate. Also, the article was mostly speculative as there would be no way to actually prove those diseases wouldn't have affected humans.

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I disagree because the article mainly discussed how diseases were transferred from people to people, or animals to people, etc and had nothing to do with climate. Also, the article was mostly speculative as there would be no way to actually prove those diseases wouldn't have affected humans.

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disagree, some popular pandemics in the earl civilizations were human induced.

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Animal adaptations

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More data needed!

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disagree because viruses have continued to evolve with man over time

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disagree because viruses have continued to evolve with man over time

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viruses are impacted more by population changes and increases in population density than climate change.

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I do not agree because even in the passage, it says that the viruses mainly come from animals and also the consumption of them.

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I disagree because population control is going to happen with mammals regardless of what's happening. It's ecology :)

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Disagree: viruses and pandemics are inevitable

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Disagree: viruses and pandemics are inevitable

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Viruses are their own group of organisms that have evolutionary selection. The media has just now become aware of viruses with the recent pandemics. It is the responsibility of the scientists to educate the world on the way viruses really reproduce and spread

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Viruses are their own group of organisms that have evolutionary selection. The media has just now become aware of viruses with the recent pandemics. It is the responsibility of the scientists to educate the world on the way viruses really reproduce and spread

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Disagree. I think many of the zoological diseases are brought on by human behavior more than climate change. In the text it states that many of the viruses, including Coronavirus, are not impacted by temperature. I think it is more about our lifestyle (eating meat, care of animals for food, global interactions), than climate. 

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