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i wasent i the zoom at that tme i was in the wrong class sorry

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i wasent i the zoom at that tme i was in the wrong class sorry

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Warmer planets makes the planet less stable. Things like droughts and over population decreases public health and thus allowing pathogens to spread easier

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climate change plays a big role in the ability for various pathogens to survive and thrive. However, some viruses also thrive more readily in colder climates, such as influenza, so the influx of disease cannot be completely based on climate. I do think the loss of habitat is also a contributing factor to the spread of disease.

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climate change plays a big role in the ability for various pathogens to survive and thrive. However, some viruses also thrive more readily in colder climates, such as influenza, so the influx of disease cannot be completely based on climate. I do think the loss of habitat is also a contributing factor to the spread of disease.

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Most of the pandemics over the last 100 years were from diseases that originated in animals and were transferred to humans.

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Human activity has caused us to share habitats with many species

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Human activity has caused us to share habitats with many species

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Certain types of viruses thrive in warmer environments are more humid environments. If climate change had not occurred the amount of these types of viruses would have stayed small, thus would have been less likely to have a large spread among humans.

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There have been situations of various outbreaks occurring with environmental conditions

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A major factor in climate change is the recent increase in human density due to the industrial revolution and advances in medicine.  Without this sharp increase in human population, our species would be at a lower density and viruses would not have near as much opportunity to cause a pandemic.

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Because of climate change we are seeing more extreme weather, which also causes habitat destruction. This makes animal to human contact much more possible

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The article said that increasing global temperatures actually accelerated the incubation and mutation of viruses, such as those that have caused pandemics.

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One aspect of climate change is how it is effected by human impact. We know that human activities can alter climate change, and amoung those activities deals with human and animal interaction. Many pandemics are due to viruses jumping from spieces to spieces.

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According to the article, there has been an increase in newly identified viruses within the time frame of 100 years. The scientists hypothesize that the reasons are due to the correlations of the higher temperatures found on Earth.

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According the the article, climate change alters environments quickly which is  beneficial for virus mutation, growth and spread.. A planet going through climate change can also lead to stresses such as droughts that cause humans to be displaced and put in situations that can allow viruses to further mutate and spread quickly through a compromised or displaced population group.Virus and spread of it would be happening regardless, just maybe not at this rate- and climate change could also happen without human interaction but again not at this rate.

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According the the article, climate change alters environments quickly which is  beneficial for virus mutation, growth and spread.. A planet going through climate change can also lead to stresses such as droughts that cause humans to be displaced and put in situations that can allow viruses to further mutate and spread quickly through a compromised or displaced population group.Virus and spread of it would be happening regardless, just maybe not at this rate- and climate change could also happen without human interaction but again not at this rate.

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Without the climate change brought on by human activity, many of the viruses that have caused pandemics in the last 100 years would not have affected humans because some viruses thrive in warmer temperatures. Although there are places with naturally warm climates due to their distance from the equator, elevation, distance from water, etc., there are also places that are warmer due to human activity, contributing to climate change, and thus, making it easier or more likely that some viruses will affect humans more rapidly, severely, or in a widespread manner.

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Humans interact more with animals causing zoonotic transmission of viruses to occur more frequently.

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Human interactions with the environment disrupt wildlife and allow for more animal interactions than we normally would have without the disruptions humans produce.

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When climate change happens, animals are forced closer to us, and then can affect us through disease. So if it didn't happen, animals, for the most part, would stay put in their environments.

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When climate change happens, animals are forced closer to us, and then can affect us through disease. So if it didn't happen, animals, for the most part, would stay put in their environments.

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habitat destruction and ecosystem instability is causing more inter-species interactions than would typically occur in a natural balanced state. Viruses are opportunistic and mutate rapidly. When local populations are stressed and genetic diversity is declining, species are less able to fend off a zoonotic "hop"

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The interviewee states that viruses did not go "untouched" by climate change. They later go into detail on how human interaction (destruction of habitats, global warming, so no) causes climate change.

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Many displaced organisms escaping the heat of climate change has caused species to interact more frequently, causing transfer of viruses and bacteria that would before would not have happened.

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We are interacting with animals more because of habitat fragmentation.

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I think that with humans moving into the areas animals once occupied then yes we will come in contact with more viruses that we might not have had without the movement into new territory.

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Humans are causing animals habitats and environments to be destroyed at a rapid rate. The animals have to go out in search of new environments and, therefor, come into contact with humans more frequently.

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Climate change has lead to a decrease in available habitats, leading to animals exploring new areas and interacting with humans more than they would have.

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It is likely that climate change has played a role in shaping the frequency, timing and location of human-human and human-animal interactions - the main method of spreading.

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Unhealthy planet =unhealthy people

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Due to human activity, such as deforestation, and destruction of other habitats, we are more likely to come in contact with wild animals. This allows for their diseases to jump much faster to us

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A loss of biodiversity along with deforestation, pushes humans and wild animals closer together, in contacts with each other, where disease can spread from birds and bats.

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There is a correlation between rates of new infectious disease and an increase in the earth's temperature.

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Overall there has been a large increase in the world's population, which has led to more deforestation to make room for our growth. This in turn has caused humans and animals to be in closer quarters (for lack of a better term) and has caused animals to be driven out of their habitats. Due to the increase in proximity, this has contributed greatly to how diseases, viruses and other infections/bacteria are spreading.