How climate change increases pandemic risk
Climate change and more contact between wild animals and humans increases the risk of diseases such as Lassa fever, Rift Valley Fever and Nipah.
Source: gavi.org
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Climate change and more contact between wild animals and humans increases the risk of diseases such as Lassa fever, Rift Valley Fever and Nipah.
The changing climate is expanding the range of disease-carrying animals, fuelling spillover events, and accelerating the emergence of Disease X.
Kate Kelland explores the interconnection between two of the biggest existential risks that threaten our way of life: climate change and pandemics.