Tiger Mosquito Expected to Spread Across France by 2085 Due to Climate Change

Climate change is projected to cause the tiger mosquito to spread across nearly all of mainland France by 2085, increasing the theoretical possibility of dengue transmission in 71% to 95% of the metropolitan area.

Post Share

Sources

Showing 0 of 1 sources

No articles available in your preferred languages.

1 article available in other languages below.

le-figaroFrench16d ago

Sous l’effet du réchauffement climatique, le moustique tigre devrait se répandre dans quasiment toute la France hexagonale d’ici 2085

La transmission autochtone de la dengue serait théoriquement possible dans toutes les zones colonisées par ce moustique, hormis les plaines du nord de l’Hexagone, soit 71% à 95% de la métropole.

Read full article →

PERSPECTA

PERSPECTA

Tiger Mosquito Expected to Spread Across France by 2085 Due to Climate Change

Sources

Sous l’effet du réchauffement climatique, le moustique tigre devrait se répandre dans quasiment toute la France hexagonale d’ici 2085

Related Stories

Busy Philipps Reveals Rare Brain Tumor Diagnosis and Successful Surgery

FDA Approves Breakthrough Oral Treatment for Pancreatic Cancer

WHO Declares End of Ebola Outbreak in Uganda Amid Rising Cases in Congo

Nutritionists Explain How Dietary Fiber Can Improve Sleep Quality

PERSPECTA