We are a globally interconnected community; that with the loss of habitat, we will see an increase in pandemics.
Chris Van Hollen: “We are a globally interconnected community; that with the loss of habitat, we will see an increase in pandemics.”
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Van Hollen highlights the global impact of biodiversity loss on health and pandemics.
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