Lyme Disease Risk Has Increased Because Of Climate Change

CleanTechnica
By Jake RichardsonDec 5, 2024, 11:50 am136 pts
Whether you believe climate change is caused by humans or not, climate change and its impacts are happening. Most obviously, extreme weather events are taking place with regularity. The impacts of droughts, hurricanes, record temperatures, floods, coastal erosion from storms, wildfires, and more, are active and…

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