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I'm not familiar with the arguments in the book, but in general it could be both. The impacts could disrupt society (eg via crop failure) which leads to a break
by nonbel 11y ago
I'm not familiar with the arguments in the book, but in general it could be both. The impacts could disrupt society (eg via crop failure) which leads to a breakdown of sanitary practices and poverty which leads to spread of disease.