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How Deforestation Opens the Door for Diseases

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By Gabriella Sotelo
| Sentient Media Verified
Whether a strip of woods in a local park or the Amazon rainforest, forests do more than support plants and wildlife. They can also play a role in protecting people, not just by offering scenery and cleaning the air by storing carbon, but by keeping diseases at bay that might otherwise spill over from wildlife to people.
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TB-Infected Cow in Michigan Discovered Beyond High-Risk Zone

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By Gabriella Sotelo
| Sentient Media Verified
In Michigan, a cow infected with bovine tuberculosis (M. bovis) was discovered at a processing plant during routine testing in February by the USDA Food Safety and Inspection Service. According to a statement from the state veterinarian to MLive, a lymph node on one carcass appeared suspicious and was sent for testing. Results came back positive for bovine tuberculosis, and officials traced the animal back to its origin, a herd in Charlevoix County.
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If We Let Coral Reef Fish Populations Bounce Back From Overfishing, They Could Feed 1.4 Million More People

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By Gabriella Sotelo
| buff.ly
Restoring fish populations in coral reefs would boost coastal food supply, feeding up to 1.4 million more people, particularly in developing countries, according to new research. The greatest benefits would be seen in areas that are struggling with malnutrition. Reef fisheries currently feed millions of people worldwide, especially in coastal regions where alternative food sources are often limited or difficult to access.
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