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Pathogen prospecting of museums: Reconstructing malaria epidemiology | Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences

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By Jun Jiang, A. Daniel McCartt, Marcy Rockman, Jacob Geersen
| PNAS Verified
World Health Organization, World Malaria Report 2023 (World Health Organization, 2023). G. L. Miller, Historical natural history: Insects and the civil war. Am. Entomol. 43, 227–245 (1997). E. G. Tse, M. Korsik, M. H. Todd, The past, present and future of anti-malarial medicines. Malar. J. 18, 93 (2019). E. T. Piperaki, G. L. Daikos, Malaria in Europe: Emerging threat or minor nuisance? Clin. Microbiol. Infect. 22, 487–493 (2016). D.
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Venice may be put on the endangered list, thanks to human-created climate change

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By Isabel Rivera-Collazo, Marcy Rockman
| Inkl
A UNESCO report says that along with over-tourism and construction, climate change-induced sea level rise and extreme weather have put Venice's storied old buildings and landscapes at risk. In November 2019, floods endangered historical treasures and buildings. And earlier this year, the city suffered from an opposite problem when severe drought made it impossible for the gondolas to pass through some of the city's canals.
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Conserving cultural heritage is vital for climate adaptation

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By Marcy Rockman
| The Hill Verified
Cultural heritage is strangely invisible in U.S. attention to climate change. I say strangely because every community holds history and heritage. Every community has ties to places and stories that shape our senses of who we are. Heritage is part of human behavior. It’s part of the social sciences that help us understand society and how we live in the world.
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