Scientists from the Department of Biology at the University of Ottawa in Canada examined samples taken from the Arctic’s Lake Hazen to study how climate change could cause viruses to be transmitted to other organisms.
Melting glaciers as a result of rising global temperatures could potentially be the cause of the next deadly global pandemic, a new study claims. According to experts, the incidence of virus transmission is expected to increase with the melting of glaciers, as the melt water can transport pathogens to new targets.
Deadly viruses that have been frozen in glaciers for hundreds of years can reactivate as the ice melts due to rising temperatures. Viruses need an organism such as a human, animal, plant or fungus to replicate and spread, and sometimes they are transferred to another target with a weakened immune system, such as during Covid-19. was seen Experts have warned that warmer weather could affect the Arctic’s environment and organisms and increase the risk of a global pandemic.
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