Response to Charlier et al.: Climate–Disease Feedbacks Mediated by Livestock Methane Emissions Are Plausible

doi:10.1016/j.tree.2021.04.005

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DOI	10.1016/j.tree.2021.04.005
	Response to Charlier et al.: Climate–Disease Feedbacks Mediated by Livestock Methane Emissions Are Plausible
	Vanessa O. Ezenwa:David J. Civitello:Aimée T. Classen:Brandon T. Barton:Daniel J. Becker:Maris Brenn-White:Sharon L. Deem:Susan Kutz:Matthew Malishev:Rachel M. Penczykowski:Daniel L. Preston:J. Trevor Vannatta:Amanda M. Koltz
	2021-05-06
发表期刊	Trends in Ecology & Evolution\
出版年	2021
英文摘要	Uncovering links between climate change and infectious disease is a pressing global health challenge. Our article called attention to potential positive feedbacks between climate change and animal infectious diseases via methane emissions from hosts [1]. Studies on the effects of climate on infectious diseases far outnumber studies on the reciprocal question. Therefore, much work is needed to assess whether such feedbacks are plausible and how to mitigate them. Given the scarcity of data on how diseases impact climate, we used three case studies to illustrate how diverse parasites affect methane emissions: helminths in sheep, bacterial mastitis in dairy cows, and rinderpest virus in wildlife.
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推荐引用方式 GB/T 7714	Vanessa O. Ezenwa:David J. Civitello:Aimée T. Classen:Brandon T. Barton:Daniel J. Becker:Maris Brenn-White:Sharon L. Deem:Susan Kutz:Matthew Malishev:Rachel M. Penczykowski:Daniel L. Preston:J. Trevor Vannatta:Amanda M. Koltz. Response to Charlier et al.: Climate–Disease Feedbacks Mediated by Livestock Methane Emissions Are Plausible[J]. Trends in Ecology & Evolution\,2021.
APA	Vanessa O. Ezenwa:David J. Civitello:Aimée T. Classen:Brandon T. Barton:Daniel J. Becker:Maris Brenn-White:Sharon L. Deem:Susan Kutz:Matthew Malishev:Rachel M. Penczykowski:Daniel L. Preston:J. Trevor Vannatta:Amanda M. Koltz.(2021).Response to Charlier et al.: Climate–Disease Feedbacks Mediated by Livestock Methane Emissions Are Plausible.Trends in Ecology & Evolution\.
MLA	Vanessa O. Ezenwa:David J. Civitello:Aimée T. Classen:Brandon T. Barton:Daniel J. Becker:Maris Brenn-White:Sharon L. Deem:Susan Kutz:Matthew Malishev:Rachel M. Penczykowski:Daniel L. Preston:J. Trevor Vannatta:Amanda M. Koltz."Response to Charlier et al.: Climate–Disease Feedbacks Mediated by Livestock Methane Emissions Are Plausible".Trends in Ecology & Evolution\ (2021).