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FAO/OIE conference 聯合國食物及農業／動物衛生組織會議
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From: Taej Mundkur
Sent: Friday, May 26, 2006 12:57 PM
To: 'Asia Pacific Migratory Waterbirds'
Subject: [APMW] FW: FAO/OIE conference to tackle bird flu controversy
Dear all,
Further to the email yesterday about the forthcoming conference, kindly find attached a press release from FAO on this.
With best wishes, Taej
Dr. Taej Mundkur
Strategy Coordinator
Wetlands International - South Asia
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Re: FAO/OIE conference to tackle bird flu controve
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31/5/06 New Scientist 《新科學家》雜誌
聯合國食物及農業組織認為：野鳥助長了禽流感在歐亞地區傳播，但是同時發出警 告，撲殺野鳥於事無補，反而可能會製造出更多帶病毒的個體。
Wild birds 'partly' to blame for bird flu spread
Debora MacKenzie
Wild birds have helped transmit the deadly H5N1 bird flu across Eurasia, a meeting of 300 scientists at the UN Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) concluded on Wednesday. But killing them to prevent further spread of the disease is not the answer, they warn.
In fact, Marc Choisy and Pejman Rohani at the University of Georgia at Athens in the US have shown that killing wild animals with a disease like flu could actually lead to more infected animals, not fewer.
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