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Biosecurity: protecting animals and plants from health risks
How can we enable better biosecurity standards and behaviours to control and minimise the impact of disease and pests? how can we build systems that are resilient to introductions of pests and diseases and that can support adaptation and recovery? How can we breed animals and plants which are resistant to key diseases?
Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs, 2021
biosecurity
disease
pests
resilience
animals
plants
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Environmental monitoring and data science
Molecular biology: The ongoing evolution in the costs, speed, and ease of DNA measurements will allow entirely new approaches to complement traditional biodiversity monitoring and increase understanding of ecosystems, biodiversity, diseases, and other aspects of the environment
Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs, 2021
biodiversity
DNA
molecular biology
environment
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Interactions between animal, human, and environmental health: “One Health”
How will the prevalence and incidence of animal and plant pathogens in domesticated organisms and wildlife adjust to climate change? How can we better integrate cross-sector surveillance and response to ensure the risk of large-scale epidemics or pandemics in humans (such as COVID-19), animals, and plants are minimised?
Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs, 2021
environment
health
epidemics
pandemics
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