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'Many' is vague, as is 'pandemic'. How many pandemics are we saying have happened? What constitutes many?

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'Many' is vague, as is 'pandemic'. How many pandemics are we saying have happened? What constitutes many?

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Humans put themselves in dangerous situations all the time through their search for natural resources.

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Humans put themselves in dangerous situations all the time through their search for natural resources.

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Too many variables in the ecosystem to pinpoint the cause 

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Too many variables in the ecosystem to pinpoint the cause 

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Climate isn't a factor during this pandemic.

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I disagree with this statement because human impact (destruction of forests, etc.)
has also brought about the increase in zoonotic viruses because of the loss of habitats, causing dynamics and disadvantages for animals.

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Climate change may or may not affect viruses.

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Climate change may or may not affect viruses.

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Viruses are everywhere

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climate change does not effect the impact of viruses on Earth.

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climate change does not effect the impact of viruses on Earth.

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the climate has nothing to do with when a pandemic will occur. 100 years ago, our climate was a lot better, because technology was not as advanced and there was less pollution being emitted in the air, yet, we still had the influenza pandemic.

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There have always been pandemics.  Climate change isn't real, anyway.

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There have always been pandemics.  Climate change isn't real, anyway.

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While climate changes can push zoonotic viruses into areas with humans, I don’t think that “most” pandemics are caused by them. I need data/hard numbers to show me it is "most". I think human encroachment on nature including deforestation and human behavior like consumption of animals is more responsible as most of these viruses have existed until we disturbed them coupled with a viruses ability to be highly adaptable and mutable.

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While climate changes can push zoonotic viruses into areas with humans, I don’t think that “most” pandemics are caused by them. I need data/hard numbers to show me it is "most". I think human encroachment on nature including deforestation and human behavior like consumption of animals is more responsible as most of these viruses have existed until we disturbed them coupled with a viruses ability to be highly adaptable and mutable.

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"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. This Climate change affects everything —even the coronavirus means they mutate far faster than cellular life and can adapt to change rapidly."

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"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. This Climate change affects everything —even the coronavirus means they mutate far faster than cellular life and can adapt to change rapidly."

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Germs are everywhere and we would still be exposed to them from our everyday activity.

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Germs are everywhere and we would still be exposed to them from our everyday activity.

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There is not enough evidence to support

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No detailed evidence

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Have enough studies been done to link a correlation between climate change and increased zoonotic viral infections?

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Have enough studies been done to link a correlation between climate change and increased zoonotic viral infections?

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"virus doesn’t appear to care what the
average global temperature is;"

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Climate change is not responsible for every virus that spreads. 

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Climate change is not responsible for every virus that spreads. 

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If the virus is spread by particles, then it will spread between species no matter what. I disagree because climate change happens throughout time in cycles.

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If the virus is spread by particles, then it will spread between species no matter what. I disagree because climate change happens throughout time in cycles.

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Author states that viruses adapt and change quickly, this means to some people that they could adapt with or without the entrance of warming.

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Where is the causal link between envioronmental changes and the human immune response? This is nothing more than natural selection at the human level. Notice how pandemics still do not affect the majority of a population. People either survive changes or they do not.

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Viruses have changed so quickly and adapted at such an incredible rate that environmental factors wouldn't really change or stop a pandemic from occurring. 

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Viruses have changed so quickly and adapted at such an incredible rate that environmental factors wouldn't really change or stop a pandemic from occurring. 

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Disagree
Bennett said there are things that work together as a system, so climate change is not the only factor.

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Regardless of climate change, humans would still be encroaching upon animal habitats, making zoonotic transmission more likely

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Regardless of climate change, humans would still be encroaching upon animal habitats, making zoonotic transmission more likely

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Viruses don't have a metabolism. Does heat even effect them like other organisms?

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Climate change has nothing to do with the spread of viruses.

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Climate change has nothing to do with the spread of viruses.

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Humans are going to hunt, capture species that can harbor zooneses, regardless of climate change.

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Animals have been the carriers of the viruses, so humans don't take the blame.

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We don't have enough evidence to suggest that claim. Claiming all pandemics are due to climate change is unrealistic because there is no basis for that assertion.

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Climate change has not proven to be driven by human behavior and may be a typical global cycle.

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"all" diseases?  That is a statement that cannot be supported, absent data.

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"all" diseases?  That is a statement that cannot be supported, absent data.

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Climate Change is composed of many variable, when testing for correlation you should look at one variable at a time.

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Climate Change is composed of many variable, when testing for correlation you should look at one variable at a time.

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There is not enough evidence to support this idea. Climate change hasn’t not been as prevalent in the last 100 years as much as the last 50 year

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There is not enough evidence to support this idea. Climate change hasn’t not been as prevalent in the last 100 years as much as the last 50 year