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Mark Jerome Walters: Echodemic, an unending epidemic

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The book is a search for the destruction of the environment and ecosystems that human greed has created: photo-molecular diseases, AIDS, corona telegraphs, bird flu, lime disease, West Nail brainitis, and other forms of environmental change. The author, a mathematician and professor of journalism, shows the cycle of change and disaster through six new infectious diseases called Ecodemychandeopomy, or 'ecodemic disease' or 'environmental plague', which led to new diseases caused by human intervention. The author himself went around the world to find the first place where disease occurs, checked the site, interviewed the victims and reported the graphic voices of researchers struggling to combat the deadly disease. So the new epidemic story in this book is not a hard and technical report but rather a drama that re-composed the way human health and natural destiny are interrelated. The author argues that the epidemic of plague that has occurred in recent years is a result of man's destructive acts. Man's cutting down on forestage, displacing the balance between living things, creating global warming, mixing the world's indigenous species, abusing antibiotics, feeding the animals with meat, and so on has created new epidemics and increased life expectancy. Humans are now terrified in the face of a natural plague of deadly new diseases.

Korean title: 에코데믹, 끝나지 않는 전염병

Korean author: 마크 제롬 월터스

Korean publisher: 책세상

ISBN-13: 9791159315121

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KY******
August 15, 2020

Fear of plague. to hear that we should fall into the fear of infectious diseases in the 21st century, the age of robotic and space travel. Not only are we having a natural virus, but we're also having it plague humans with artificial viruses. I was expected to discuss the battle of human and environmental epidemics in the [Echodemimy epidemic]. It was said that it was harder to develop a cure with the good pneumonia and the DNA of the AlDS virus. AlDS began to be known in the late 1970s when

SU******
August 10, 2020

And I thought I'd read this book in this case, through a plague called Corona-19. And the title of the book makes me think that something human has caused this epidemic, and I read it, and so did I. People have been killing forests and hunting animals and, as a result, the slow process of global species and the massive food industry that sustains many human lives has exposed people to a common-sense disease that is rapidly spreading around the world because of people's convenience and

LA****
August 6, 2020

Ecodemimic, the never ending epidemic: lalitlu is a book that clearly explains that the Earth can die any time, unless it changes the natural way of life that man has done. The corona virus that we're facing is the scourge that has occurred in the natural world that man destroyed. That is, we learn from this book that the sick nature is revenge and punishment for us. The title of the book, echodemi, is a term produced by author by the word epithenic, meaning “eco,” which means "echo,"

SK********
August 1, 2020

#echodemimy# the never ending epidemic #marmerom Walters #Syncress #Apocalymmunism # is a major adult and must protect the environment, while I've been talking with my mouth all the time since Corona about the importance of living and living together in a human-centered life. I hope my little actions will help keep them in a more comfortable place, as well as the thought that my children and their children will no longer be so dull in life. Mark Jerome Walters, author of the book, is a vet. The

NE********
July 31, 2020

The rise in China and the spread of Koro or 19 terrorizing the world has not been seen as a small decrease in the current. There have been many fears that have affected humans, but among them, fear from infectious diseases has shown the constant and ongoing pattern of disease and disease. I wonder how long humanity will be able to live in the agony of plague and embrace a horrible life. The book "Echodeminics, an endless epidemic" talks about spontaneous infectious diseases that seriously

KA****
July 29, 2020

In the beginning, I chose this book simply because I thought it would be fun. It was a timely and not necessarily scientific moment in the days of the epidemic, and it was time to be alert and interested in new diseases. But the more I read, the more that I felt that the whole book was not just fun. The outbreak of plague will not be a priority in the immediate face, but it will be the first to eliminate the basic human greed, as long as humanity exists on this planet. In fact, all of the

마크 제롬 월터스: 에코데믹, 끝나지 않는 전염병
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