Well the heavy rains and floods will create pools where mosquitoes may breed. They carry primarily malaria and dengue fever These are born of the mosquito and necessarily the water itself.
One of the biggest threats with the high water is sewage passing into drinking water or simply people coming into contact with the sewage itself.
Do some reading at these sites to learn more so you can do your own homework.
https://www.google.com/search?q=water+bo...
http://climateaudit.org/2005/08/30/mosqu...
This provides some interesting information on Malaria. There is a mistaken assumption that it is a tropical disease. It isn't. Those from non-tropical countries have simply been better at eliminating the mosquitos that caused it.
Don't blame malaria on climate. It could still be eradicated if the greenies would have not outlawed DDT. This banning of DDT has cost millions of lives per year. Any disease which is borne by insects could be eradicated by the use of DDT.
Notice the silence of those who claim to save the earth. Their agenda was to do away with DDT and even in the face of millions of deaths they are unwilling to go away from their agenda.
This would be the same silence that they would have when it is revealed that man cannot change the climate. They will stick to their agenda.
In direct answer to your question: Climate changes have occurred in the past and if the climate changed to boost the breeding of insects this would result in a rise in the carried diseases.
As far as tuberculosis and climate is concerned there hasn't been a proven correlation.
These sickneses ?s all comes from soils which is fert?l?sed by an?mal,human and wet lake grass foss?ls or manures for to ra?se vegetables,fru?ts,or gra?ns.These so?ls carr?es and g?ves l?fe to bacter?as and they are not real organ?c formed of agr?cultural so?ls.Climate change more alot affects tens?on,heart attache,stomack eches,head eches,sleep?ng s?cknesses,breath?ng problems ?n lungs,deb?l?ty,nerv?ous problems and sudden blood pressure losts or pulse ?ncrease! osman akkoca/Turkey
because pollution is spreading and some gases go into the sea. imagine in a few years time its gonna be like breathing rubbish. its true
Also, bacteria grows better in warm temps.
i need to know how climate change will affect malaria, cholera, sleeping sickness and tuberculosis thank you if you help:D, need it urgently thank you.
