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WHO Warns of Dengue Spread Within US, Europe, Africa

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WHO Warns of Dengue Spread Within US, Europe, Africa
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OCT 2023
Image copyright: Joe Raedle/Getty Images
story last updated FEB 2024

The Spin

Narrative A

While deniers of global warming continue to hinder progress in battling climate change impacts, a warming world is now making it easier for mosquitoes to spread another dangerous virus to a wider array of victims. It's vital to address the full scope of the climate emergency ranging from wildfires to storms to floods — and even new infectious disease threats.

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Narrative B

Despite what climate alarmists may say, there's hardly a link between dengue fever and climate change. Numerous studies have shown that there has been no temperature rise in the areas where dengue is most widespread, and the disease hasn't changed or spread in any novel way since it was discovered centuries ago. Climate change can't be the common denominator of everything — including dengue fever.

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