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According to the newspaper, "Jerusalem Post"it is far from virus coronawhich has infected millions of people around the world, there are countless microscopic organisms in the air, which we inhale around the clock, noting that many of them cause diseases to humans or plants.
A new study, led by researchers from Singapore, Brazil and Germany, revealed that as temperatures continue to rise due to Global WarmingDisease outbreaks will multiply all over the world, potentially threatening our health and our food.
Besides water, soil, humans and animals, air is also an environment in which a variety of micro- and micro-organisms live, such as bacteria andViruses والفطريات.
In this regard, Professor Yoav Yair, Dean of the School of Sustainability at Richman University, says: Israel: "When bread is left on the counter in the kitchen, it will change shape in a few days.. Where did the germs that cause the change of shape come from? Well, it’s in air All the time. We all breathe air that contains huge amounts of particles".
Professor Stefan Schuster, one of the lead researchers on the new study, found that Singapore They breathe between 100,000 and 1 million microorganisms of about 725 different species every day, most of which are harmless.
He added: "The greatest concentration of microorganisms in the air is in "boundary layer" From the atmosphere.. This is the lowest layer of the atmosphere, and it is the layer that touches the land and the surface of the sea.. The dimensions of this layer vary according to different factors.. For example, when accidents occur air pollutionit is easy to define this boundary layer".
The study concluded that in "The hotter the atmosphere, the greater the risk of microorganisms appearing, and thus the higher the risk injury diseases, especially in people with weak immunity".
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According to the “Jerusalem Post” newspaper, it is far from the virus coronawhich has infected millions of people around the world, there are countless microscopic organisms in the air, which we inhale around the clock, noting that many of them cause diseases to humans or plants.
A new study, led by researchers from Singapore, Brazil and Germany, revealed that as temperatures continue to rise due to Global WarmingDisease outbreaks will multiply all over the world, potentially threatening our health and our food.
Besides water, soil, humans and animals, air is also an environment in which a variety of micro- and micro-organisms live, such as bacteria andViruses والفطريات.
In this regard, Professor Yoav Yair, Dean of the School of Sustainability at Richman University, says: Israel: “When bread is left on the counter in the kitchen, it will change shape in a few days.. Where did the germs that cause it to change shape come from? Well, it’s in air All the time. We all breathe air that contains huge amounts of particles.”
Professor Stefan Schuster, one of the lead researchers on the new study, found that Singapore They breathe between 100,000 and 1 million microorganisms of about 725 different species every day, most of which are harmless.
He added: “The largest concentration of microorganisms in the air is in the “boundary layer” of the atmosphere… This is the lowest layer of the atmosphere, and it is the layer that touches the land and the sea surface… The dimensions of this layer vary according to different factors… For example, when accidents happen air pollutionIt’s easy to identify this boundary layer.”
The study concluded that “in a hotter atmosphere, the risk of the emergence of microorganisms will increase, and therefore the risk will rise.” injury diseases, especially in people with weak immunity.