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Changes to California’s landscapes may influence Valley fever risk
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Changes to California’s landscapes may influence Valley fever risk
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A new study links changes in California landscapes — including more fallowed farmland due to drought and water rules — to higher Valley fever rates near communities. The finding matters for public health and land-management policy; readers may want details on which land types raise risk and what mitigation or planning steps could help.
Source: UC Berkeley News

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