Environmental health and climate experts in Michigan have been warning that climate change, causing more extreme weather, more volatile water cycles, allows for an environment for water-borne bacteria, like legionella bacteria, to thrive.
On the recordJuly 20, 2021
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Kildee emphasizes the link between climate change and water-borne diseases.
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