值得关注的故事：更深入地深入研究生物多样性疾病链接
With the world continuing to struggle with the cost of the COVID-19 pandemic, could humanity's continued ill-treatment of nature lead to the emergence of future diseases? What are the issues and questions behind the link between environmental degradation and disease that we need to examine?
这种深入的潜水着眼于大流行病和生物多样性，是一系列短系列播客中的第三个，着眼于我们的故事的各个主题，要观看2022年的项目。
芯片理发师WRI森林合法性倡议和高级生物多样性顾问的主任
“猫从包里出来。我们需要进一步上游，以降低那些开始发生的大流行事件的风险。无论如何，这都是无需重新策略，因为这是维护生物多样性，维持我们依赖于农业，授粉，降雨等的生态系统服务，并减少导致气候变化的排放。”必威官网是真的吗
克里斯塔·凯克（Krista Karch），观看研究员和WRI高级编辑的故事
“有很多证据表明，如果我们可以在这些问题上连接这些点，利用我们拥有的研究，终结森林砍伐和不负责任的森林管理，并真正限制了生物多样性损失，那么大语和人畜共患泄漏的发生率就可以了向下走。”
Ani Dasgupta，总裁兼首席执行官WRI
"75% of infectious diseases come from pathogens that live normally in the animal kingdom. Zika, ebola, Covid come from this interaction. There’s a whole community of people who work on protecting forests, reducing deforestation, biodiversity. And there’s a whole other community of health experts. And the story really is about bringing these two communities together to think about the long-term prevention of pandemics.”
