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EPISODE · Jul 25, 2020 · 1H 8M

Ep. 23 - The Ecology of Disease

from The Conservation Conversation - Season 1 · host Erik E. Crown

Ep. 23 With everyone talking about the CoronaVirus, it's a good time to examine The Ecology of Disease - a term used by biologists and economists to understand the relationship between nature and man’s effect on it. Most diseases have started from human actions that change the natural world around us, and environmental issues and pollution causing over 60% of the infectious diseases we catch originate in animals. A few examples include AIDS, Ebola, and Lyme disease. How we treat our world is how the world treats us, and we will talk about ways we can help the planet from our Revolution through Routine. On a personal level, this topic really resonates with many of the unanswered questions I have about how the environment affected my Cancer. This question has turned into a personal mission of mine over the last few years to investigate and shed light on the environmental factors that contribute to our new hybrid cancers that are increasing at an alarming rate from the poisoned world around us. erikecrown.com It's our World - Let's Talk About It!

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