The Human-Climate-Wildlife Nexus
By Gabriela Chavarria, Kim Knowlton, Dylan Atchley | January 1, 2010
As more and more diseases are discovered to be of animal origin and the effects
of climate change on disease become clearer, now is the time to examine how best
to mobilize health professionals, policy makers, and security experts around
these connections.
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Issue: Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists Volume 66 Issue 1
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Gabriela Chavarria
Gabriela Chavarria is the director of the Natural Resources Defense Council's (NRDC) Science... Read More
Kim Knowlton
Kim Knowlton is a senior scientist with the Health and Environment Program at the NRDC. She... Read More
Dylan Atchley
Dylan Atchley is a program assistant in the NRDC's Science Center and Health and Environment... Read More
