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Global temperatures are always changing.  Biology adjusts to changes in temperature over time.

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Global temperatures are always changing.  Biology adjusts to changes in temperature over time.

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climate change does not create the virus spread, it occurs due to to transmission by human/ animal contact.  There are more people now, so there is more contact in traditionally non human populated areas. 

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climate change does not create the virus spread, it occurs due to to transmission by human/ animal contact.  There are more people now, so there is more contact in traditionally non human populated areas. 

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Humans have been living in close proximity to animals since  the domestication of certain species

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Humans have been living in close proximity to animals since  the domestication of certain species

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The Spanish flu was not caused by a zoonotic virus. And occurred prior to most discussions about climate change

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The Spanish flu was not caused by a zoonotic virus. And occurred prior to most discussions about climate change

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Based of the National Academies of Science temperature, changes of heat and humidity have little to do with the spread of viruses.  Covid-19 thrived in the Winter just the same as it does now in the Summer.

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Based of the National Academies of Science temperature, changes of heat and humidity have little to do with the spread of viruses.  Covid-19 thrived in the Winter just the same as it does now in the Summer.

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survival of the fittest.
Its earths mechanism of taking care of itself

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Just seems worse because we are keeping more records and data in the past 100 years than in the thousands of years before

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Just seems worse because we are keeping more records and data in the past 100 years than in the thousands of years before

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Human activity has brought on more pandemics than climate change because of the need to make money/profit/start businesses without regard for the biodiversity in the areas.

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Based on the article, "Most 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." Most come from our domestication of animals and from interactions between humans and wild animals including insects.

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Studies have shown that viruses don't respond to changes in temperature, therefore, a changing climate should not affect them

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There isn't a direct link between Climate Change and zoonotic viruses. The U.S ranks low in pollution index, yet many big viruses have originated from here.

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While Coronavirus and other SARS viruses are zoonotic diseases there is no indication that climate change has caused pandemics for 100 years.

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While Coronavirus and other SARS viruses are zoonotic diseases there is no indication that climate change has caused pandemics for 100 years.

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The earth goes through cycles in which temperatures rise and fall but that is by region and not the cause of pandemics.

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The earth goes through cycles in which temperatures rise and fall but that is by region and not the cause of pandemics.

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While climate change is real, it has occured throughout human history.  During the period of 900 - 1100 A.D. there was a phenomenon known as the Medeivel warming which melted the polar ice in the arctic ocean

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While climate change is real, it has occured throughout human history.  During the period of 900 - 1100 A.D. there was a phenomenon known as the Medeivel warming which melted the polar ice in the arctic ocean

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Viruses have been around since the precambrian, so have been impacting species as long as they have been around.

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CC is Indirectly involved, not a direct cause of viral spread

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CC is Indirectly involved, not a direct cause of viral spread

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Not all viruses are affected by temperature. Temperature isn't changing the transmission of COVID.

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It is artificial/human forced climate change rather than a natural change

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virus not caused by human-animal interaction

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virus not caused by human-animal interaction

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Historically pandemics have happened regionally for other reasons. As long as humans are living in close situations pandemics spread. As long as humans travel from region to region they will spread, example smallpox.

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Worse for FUTURE, not last 100 years.   I don't think pandemics in the past 100 years have been exacerbated by climate change, but by other human activities (overcrowding, more human-animal contact, etc.).  

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Worse for FUTURE, not last 100 years.   I don't think pandemics in the past 100 years have been exacerbated by climate change, but by other human activities (overcrowding, more human-animal contact, etc.).  

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we still have winter

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The evidence talked about in the article links to manmade causes like deforestation (which is linked to climate change, but climate change is not the cause itself).

What is the rate of mutation outside of these transportation factors?  what is the rate of transfer in different climates?
Is this just because the transfer is happening? or is the mutation also happening at a faster rate?

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Mismanagement From the Federal Government a More Blaring Cause of Pandemic in America

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Mismanagement From the Federal Government a More Blaring Cause of Pandemic in America

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With the executive branch not fully supporting mask wearing right off the bat, this current pandemic in America would have been halted.

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Many viruses were not brought by climate changes, but they are brought by manmade activities, and from animals (fleas, rats, etc)

Climate change might have increased the spread, but it was not what started the spread.