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    With each new day, the unprecedented impact of the coronavirus pandemic on Europe’s health and economy becomes more evident, but we are also getting better at coping with this virus as we learn more about its behaviour. Recent research suggests that the spread of the new coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2) could be affected by temperature and humidity, so the Copernicus Climate Change Service

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    • 'Could be' affected by temp + humidity. Ok, by how much? 0.001% ? What's their confidence % for that 'could be'? And in which way - positively or negatively?shapesalad
    • Yeah as someone said the other about that, when its summer in the N Emisphere, its Winter in the South... the virus will live no matter whatBennn
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