Environment
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Melting of Arctic Permafrost Brings Long-dead Viruses Back
Most scientists agree that climate change in the Arctic has caused the rapid melting of permafrost and other new occurrences: it reemerged new viruses and bacteria that were long gone. Scientists are using these virus strains to study recent outbreaks and develop new potential vaccines and medicine to combat diseases.
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Coronavirus Outbreak: A Lesson About Climate Change
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