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… eye cataracts and a reduction in the body’s immunity to disease. A 1% decrease in ozone would lead to about a 4% …

… sectors regarding poison baits; c. health sector regarding disease transmission; d. traditional medicine sector …

… forest crops. The most common risks include market shocks, disease and fire. 39 The process should be thought of as …

… and skins. Severe mercury poisoning can cause Minamata disease, named after the city of Minamata in Japan where …

… expands the range (both latitude and altitude) of many disease carrying vectors, such as dengue fever and malaria. … disadvantaging others. And in a few cases, especially disease organisms and pests of forests or agricultural crops, … warmer temperatures accelerate the lifecycles of disease-carrying insects, encouraging them to feed more often …

… the skeleton of a child who suffered from spina bifida, a disease still afflicting humans today. The Windover people …