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Another Day, Another Alarm: The Time-Travelling Pathogen Paranoia • Watts Up With That?

Science should not be a tool for manipulation and alarmist propaganda.

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Ancient pathogens risk eroding ecosystems

Ancient pathogens risk eroding ecosystems
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Ancient time-traveling pathogens could threaten humanity - study

A new study shows that there are deadly ancient microbes and pathogens trapped within the ice that is now melting due to global warming.

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Ancient Pathogens Emerging From Melting Ice And Permafrost Risk Eroding Ecosystems

Ancient Pathogens Emerging From Melting Ice And Permafrost Risk Eroding Ecosystems
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Ancient diseases locked in ice could wipe out a third of humanity, study suggests

These "time-travelling" pathogens have been locked beneath the ice for millennia, but climate change could .

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