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COVID-19 Could Not Take the Heat? Study Suggests Warmer Temperatures Reduce Spread

Medicine & Technology May 02, 2021

A study suggests that warmer temperatures and higher amounts of sunlight could curb the spread of COVID-19.

Warm Temperatures at Florida Bay are Killing Fish & Coral

Aug 21, 2020

Global warming and other human activities caused Biscayne Bay, Florida to heat up, killing thousands of fish and triggering corals to being bleaching. Several environmental groups have attempted to increase the water's oxygen levels.

warm temperature

COVID-19 Could Not Take the Heat? Study Suggests Warmer Temperatures Reduce Spread

Warm Temperatures at Florida Bay are Killing Fish & Coral

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