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The social amplification of disaster: Policy implications for agroecological pandemics

2015-04-08

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It is well understood that a vast spectrum of RNA virus types is undergoing rapid genetic reassortment and evolution in large-scale animal monoculture facilities, increasingly likely to entrain newer pathogens from neoliberally 'developing' areas to produce a massively fatal human pandemic that will overwhelm even the best possible health system responses. In such a pandemic -- that a mathematical model suggests c...

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DOI: 10.7287/peerj.preprints.968v1

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