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Did Climate Change Cause the Fall of the Roman Empire?

“The Roman Empire rises and falls and rises and falls,” says Harper. “There’s a series of episodes of very extreme crises in some cases. And I think the case is now overwhelmingly clear that both climate change and pandemic disease had a role in many of those episodes.”

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The Roman Empire s Worst Plagues Were Linked to Climate Change

Changes in the climate may have caused disruptions to Roman society that manifested as disease outbreaks, researchers have found

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Roman Italys Climate Record Highlights Climate Changes Role in Crisis, Pandemic

Roman Italys Climate Record Highlights Climate Changes Role in Crisis, Pandemic
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Cold Climates Coincided with Pandemic Outbreaks in the Heart of Ancient Rome

Cold Climates Coincided with Pandemic Outbreaks in the Heart of Ancient Rome
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Cold, dry snaps accompanied three plagues that struck the Roman Empire

New climate data for ancient Italy point to temperature and rainfall influences on past infectious disease outbreaks.

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