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When did human activity begin to affect the climate? How many pandemics have we had since the climate began to be affected by humans?

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When did human activity begin to affect the climate? How many pandemics have we had since the climate began to be affected by humans?

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Poaching and illegal wildlife trade is bringing humans closer to animals and their viruses

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"The virus doesn't seem to care what the average global temperature is" (Kaplar, par 2)

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there is no way to tell

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Another study has shown an increase in malaria due to deforestation in the amazon rainforest for agricultural use

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I disagree because some are man made. They have been around before climate change existed.

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I disagree because some are man made. They have been around before climate change existed.

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I disagree because temperature does not effect viruses, and the increase in areas overall temperature for climate change of the earth is not an effect.

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I disagree because temperature does not effect viruses, and the increase in areas overall temperature for climate change of the earth is not an effect.

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I disagree with that statement because people have the capacity to change and help each other in difficult situations:
“The power of one person to do good or bad is
kind of amazing, and that power happens
because of all the interactions in the system,”
Bennett said.

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Human population growth is causing migration as much as climate change.

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Human population growth is causing migration as much as climate change.

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I disagree with that statement because I think that climate change has a minimal effect on the causes of a pandemic.

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I disagree because the weather or climate does not affect the virus or the spread of it.

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I disagree because the weather or climate does not affect the virus or the spread of it.

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Change in land use is the main cause of bringing humans closer to animals, resulting in zoonoses.

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I disagree because the article

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I believe that we would have viruses no matter what due to our busier lives and that we are able to travel to more places quicker and easier

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Many diseases in the last 100 years have not come from animals.

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I disagree. Climate change is not the only factor and zoonoses can be transmitted easily. It is not evident that we would not have transmitted these diseases without climate change. It is simply one factor

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I disagree. Climate change is not the only factor and zoonoses can be transmitted easily. It is not evident that we would not have transmitted these diseases without climate change. It is simply one factor

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In the second paragraph it outright says that climate change doesn't really affect COVID.

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I disagree because pandemics have always occurred, even before climate change. 

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I disagree because pandemics have always occurred, even before climate change. 

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I disagree because it could have been the increase in human population  

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I disagree because it could have been the increase in human population  

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I disagree , because climate change is one factor that has increased the rate of pandemics in the last 100 years. It is not the only factor. Overpopulation can also cause“Zoonoses”, because simply having too many people on the planet can increase the rate that disease can emerge from other animal and spread.

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I disagree , because climate change is one factor that has increased the rate of pandemics in the last 100 years. It is not the only factor. Overpopulation can also cause“Zoonoses”, because simply having too many people on the planet can increase the rate that disease can emerge from other animal and spread.

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I disagree because humans are the reason viruses are spreading by traveling 

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I disagree because humans are the reason viruses are spreading by traveling 

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I disagree because the article said that the virus is does not discriminate from people who live in warm climates or cold climates. 

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I disagree because the article said that the virus is does not discriminate from people who live in warm climates or cold climates. 

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I disagree because viruses are living organisms.  No matter what, they would be here due.  Many places are overpopulated, and that can cause the spread of viruses (human contact). Plus we do not listen.  

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I disagree because viruses are living organisms.  No matter what, they would be here due.  Many places are overpopulated, and that can cause the spread of viruses (human contact). Plus we do not listen.  

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I disagree with that statement because I think that climate change has a minimal effect on the causes of a pandemic.

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I disagree with that statement because I think that climate change has a minimal effect on the causes of a pandemic.

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I disagree with the statement because as a species we would be moving around and coming into contact with different species. To claim that many of the pandemics would not naturally occur is too broad of a statement.

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I disagree because it has to do with people's natural defense to the virus.

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Even without climate change viruses would still evolve and adapt in ways that would result in their spread to the human population.

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I disagree because temperature does not promote virus growth.

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I disagree because temperature does not promote virus growth.

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I disagree because how did we know how much climate has really changed, in the 1980s I remember people talking about a mini ice age coming

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Our increasing population and propensity to gather in groups is the greater threat, bringing us closer together.

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Our increasing population and propensity to gather in groups is the greater threat, bringing us closer together.

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“The world is rife with viruses; at least 320,000 kinds are known to infect mammals alone. And these pathogens rarely stick within one Species.”

“The virus doesn’t appear to care what the average global temperature is”

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I disagree because many of our dangerous viruses such as the flu do not rely on zoonosis to spread the disease. 

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I disagree because many of our dangerous viruses such as the flu do not rely on zoonosis to spread the disease. 

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I disagree because human interaction with viruses is inevitable, regardless of the impacts of climate change.

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"The virus doesn't appear to care what the average global temperature is...changes in heat and humidity may not affect how covid-19 spreads"

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I disagree because the net increase in the global temperature is less than yearly fluctuations in a single location. Move 50 miles north, and you just compensated for the increase.

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I disagree because the net increase in the global temperature is less than yearly fluctuations in a single location. Move 50 miles north, and you just compensated for the increase.

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"The world is rife with viruses; at least 320,000 are known to affect mammals alone. And these pathogens rarely stick within one species," (Kaplar, par 5)

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The viruses that have caused pandemics would still have affected humans if they were exposed.

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While the article presents many examples of how climate change does affect viruses, there isn't a way for us to know exactly how viruses would have acted 100 years ago. Data on climate change is minimal prior to the 1980's.

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I disagree because there have been few pandemics since the effects of human-caused climate change have been measured.

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I disagree because there have been few pandemics since the effects of human-caused climate change have been measured.

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I disagree because there is no way to know for sure whether these virus pandemics would have occurred or not if climate change was not an issue. Viruses will always exist regardless of the average temperature of the earth. There were zoonotic diseases before climate change brought on by human activity.

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I disagree because there is evidence that covid 19 is not affected by temperature. Also, viruses can adapt and evolve quickly

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I disagree because there is evidence that covid 19 is not affected by temperature. Also, viruses can adapt and evolve quickly