Hantavirus study shows restoring forests can reduce zoonotic disease risk

Mongabay
May 11, 2021, 5:45 am176 pts
The COVID-19 pandemic brought zoonotic diseases into the global spotlight in a way nothing has done for a century, even though zoonoses — diseases passed between humans and animals — have always posed a public health threat. The coronavirus pandemic, however, has forced us to confront the connection between…

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