The threat growing while the capacity to defend against it is decreasing?--the answer to that question is absolutely yes.
James P. Greenwood: “The threat growing while the capacity to defend against it is decreasing?--the answer to that question is absolutely…”
On the recordFebruary 11, 2016
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Greenwood confirms that biological threats are increasing while defense capacity is declining.
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