On the recordApril 27, 2022
Those same experts are now telling us that two of the biggest drivers of risk from wildlife-borne diseases are climate change and the frequency of interactions between wildlife and people.
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congress.govKatie Porter: “Those same experts are now telling us that two of the biggest drivers of risk from wildlife-borne diseases are climate…”
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Porter highlights climate change and human-wildlife interactions as key factors increasing disease risk.
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