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author david nellis there for more on this let's talk with he's dean of the party school of global affairs at boston university professor now jump thank you so much for joining us this connection between changes and wildlife habitat and disease as the benjamin helped make this clear to normal people and perhaps added some urgency to climate change. i hope it will i'm not sure it has certainly had the beginning of the pandemic until there was a bit of fear mongering about how it had come here but all concerned about it about you know how did it get here and because you know places that it had transmitted from sort of the zoological system or into the human system there was this concern that maybe we will again sort of start looking at meijers the end needed i hope for what will happen and is happening not as much as i would like but i hope the great message is that we have to live in coexistence with nature that nature has a huge think that nature it is what not issues knots and if we restrict the space of nature to fritter strip the space on biodiversity then nature will hit back in the vs for example that you