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Biorisk

Biorisk

Search complete. 4 mentions across 2 episodes found for "Biorisk".

Oct 12, 2026

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1:39
Will total shipping traffic with transponders on in the Strait of Hormuz reach a seven-day moving average of at least fifty ships/day on any day before January first, twenty twenty-seven? Forecasters think there's a fourteen percent, five percent to twenty-five percent chance of seeing that much shipping traffic move openly through the strait.
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Biorisk.
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2:01
Russia said it completed its monitoring of contacts associated with the death of a plague researcher in Siberia and denied speculation about a second death.
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2:10
Kenya saw its first Ebola death in the current outbreak of a man who had traveled from the DRC via Uganda.

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While we can expect further economic distress in Uganda, the country's economic problems are not expected to spread to neighboring countries.
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Biorisk.
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15:04
Russia said that it had completed its monitoring of the contacts of a lab worker at a plague research facility in Siberia who had died of pneumonia.
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3:22
European governments are alarmed about growing risks from Russian hybrid warfare in the EU.
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3:29
Biorisk The Ebola outbreak in the DRC is starting to come under control, but achieving full control is expected to take a large number of months.
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3:39
Nature and Climate El Nino is now officially very strong, aka Super El Nino.
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3:45
Fossil fuel emissions will likely fall by 0.5% this year.

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Line graph titled Slippery Slope showing U.S. Group 3 for CST-based oil prices per gallon.
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25:02
Via the Financial Times.
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25:05
Subheading Biorisk UN officials said that they see signs of progress towards bringing the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo under control, but that it would likely take many, many months for that to happen.
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25:19
The outbreak may have peaked in some parts of a Turi province, which has been the hardest hit, but cases are still growing rapidly in North Kivu province.

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