A virus threatens the cows of Europe.. and the reason "Unexpected"

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The “epidemic haemorrhagic disease”, which can be fatal to livestock, was first detected in Europe, with the arrival of midge-like insects responsible for its transmission, and is caused by “climate change”, according to the French Public Health Agency. agency “Ansis”, on Friday.

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