Warning systems that predict seasonal to intra-seasonal climate risks could assist in improving response times to extreme weather events  and shifts in infectious diseases. Weather and other types of forecasting provide an advanced warning-a central tenet of disaster risk reduction . Models encompassing each component of the human-animal-environmental interface, including disease surveillance in humans and animals and remote sensing of vegetation indexes, water and soil can be used to project patterns of zoonose outbreaks . Early warning systems may help better prepare for these and other forms of infectious disease outbreaks  but adaptation is possible in the absence of statistical tools through vaccination and surveillance, for example.
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Climate Change 2022: Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerability
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