Bloomberg scares Russia with a plague from the Siberian permafrost, but the main threat is ancient infections
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Bloomberg scares Russia with a plague from the Siberian permafrost, but the main threat is ancient infections
Bloomberg scares Russia with a plague from the Siberian permafrost, but the main threat is ancient infectionsThe idea of a deadly virus in Russia has apparently captured the minds of Western journalists and politicians.The American publication warns...
As climate change breaks one temperature record after another, the Arctic is warming at an unprecedented rate, confronting human activity and humanity with a nightmare that… What lies within the permanently frozen Russian soil may be scarier than the plague - ΘΗ ΝΑΤΕΜΟΠΟΡΙΚΙ
Thawing permafrost in Siberia could release viruses and bacteria tens of thousands of years old, some unknown to the human immune system, Bloomberg warns, amid fears sparked by the death of an employee at a Russian institute studying plague. “What’s in Russia’s permafrost could be scarier than the plague,” headlined Lara […] on Friday.
The melting of permafrost in Russia is alarming: ancient viruses and bacteria that pose a threat to human health can be released from the frozen soil. The results of the research are impressive: some pathogens that have been under ice for a long time can come back to life. 🌍🦠 Are we ready for the new challenges posed by global warming?
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