Ask A Scientist Scientists For Extinction Rebellion This is the first online webinar by xr scientists, and the subject is: "does our destruction of the natural world increase the spread of disease?". A panel of three world renowned scientific experts and a science writer are answering direct questions from a live audience, giving you a great opportunity to learn about the origin, causes and impact of the transmission of disease from wildlife to humans.
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