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(paragraph 4) the virus doesn't care what temperature it is

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The virus doesn’t appear to care what the average global temperature is; indeed, a National Academies of Sciences panel last week cautioned that changes in heat and humidity may not affect how covid-19 spreads.

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Virus hasnt been affected by temperature

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Unless they are extinct, they can carry a virus

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Unless they are extinct, they can carry a virus

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Most of the pandemics of the past 100 years —
indeed, most of the diseases that humans can
have — were caused by “zoonoses,” or germs
that come from other animals.

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I would have to say based on of "the virus doesn't appear to care what the average...

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Climate change causes organisms to adapt and change therefore the way a virus affects humans would depend on what they would have adapted to due to climate change

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I disagree with this statement because not everything happening is caused by human

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I disagree with this statement because not everything happening is caused by human

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In the case of COIVD-19, the virus is thought to have "jumped" from a wet market

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According to paragraph 4, "The virus doesn’t appear to care what the
average global temperature is; indeed, a
National Academies of Sciences panel last
week cautioned that changes in heat and
humidity may not affect how covid-19 spreads.

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Viruses inevitably occur in almost all plants and animals

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I dont think climate change has anything to do with this. Pandemics were around long before the issue of climate change. Not enough data to fully know.

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I don't think climate change is affecting the spread of pandemic viruses, the virus needs a host.

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Viruses will mutate and be transmitted regardless of a climate change.

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Temps rise and fall and the virus doesn't care about that. It's been around

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I disagree that pandemics are caused by climate change. I feel they are BOTH a result of human activity, but not a cause and effect of each other. Pandemics have been affecting our planet for many centuries - long before climate change was a 'thing.'

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Humans will always be this...

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I disagree because there have been pandemics even before humans have drastically impacted the climate

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I disagree because there have been pandemics even before humans have drastically impacted the climate

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The statement says that "many viruses" would not have become pandemics. The article given to use states that there is much evidence to prove that viruses are not caused by climate change, but their effects are increased. Therefore most viruses that affected humans would have still effected humans at a pandemic level. Just not as severe.

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The coronavirus has not been affected by temperature

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I disagree because these viruses are naturally occurring and people travel to places they shouldn't be. That could get them close to an animal that can pass the virus.

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There is not enough data to support the idea that climate change is a cause for viruses.

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There is not enough data to support the idea that climate change is a cause for viruses.

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The virus doesn’t appear to care what theaverage global temperature is; indeed, aNational Academies of Sciences panel lastweek cautioned that changes in heat andhumidity may not affect how covid-19 spreads.

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The virus doesn’t appear to care what theaverage global temperature is; indeed, aNational Academies of Sciences panel lastweek cautioned that changes in heat andhumidity may not affect how covid-19 spreads.

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There has been pandemic type viruses for thousands of years. We have not changed that just because the climate is warmer. there may not be the same virus based pandemics, but there would still be global wide spread of sickness.

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There has been pandemic type viruses for thousands of years. We have not changed that just because the climate is warmer. there may not be the same virus based pandemics, but there would still be global wide spread of sickness.

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Because of this viruses always find a different way, "Viruses hijack the cellular machinery of their
hosts to make copies of themselves, and many
don’t have any proofreading mechanism to
edit mistakes out of their genetic material."

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The disease existed without climate change, and still had the ability to infect humans/mutate to infect humans.

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The disease existed without climate change, and still had the ability to infect humans/mutate to infect humans.

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Human pandemics have been present long before human impact on the climate.

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I disagree because 100 years ago there were not as emissions into the atmosphere and the pandemics were still deadly.

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I disagree because 5G caused the Corona Virus LOL 

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I disagree because 5G caused the Corona Virus LOL 

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Viruses are not created by a change in climate, they are always present. If the climate is changing in certain areas, then maybe the virus can spread to more places, but it doesn’t create viruses when there is climate change.

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Inherently this statement as written suggests causation, direct link of climate change to viral change. That alone warrants an automatic disagree because the statement itself is overly broad. 

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Inherently this statement as written suggests causation, direct link of climate change to viral change. That alone warrants an automatic disagree because the statement itself is overly broad. 

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Human interaction with the environment can change the severity and response but does not change the existence of pathogens.