Social variables associated with airborne diseases | ||||
| Journal of Wildlife and Environment | ||||
| Volume 2, Issue 1, June 2024, Page 11-20 PDF (62.38 K) | ||||
| Document Type: Original Article | ||||
| DOI: 10.21608/jow.2024.298740.1001 | ||||
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| Author | ||||
Osama Marzouk 
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| Abstract | ||||
| Compatibility between humans. The relationship began from time immemorial. Humans interact with the environment in which they live, and thus it does not only guarantee access to the air, sea, and land, but also includes the various living organisms with which humans participate in their world. In recent years, there is agreement that this ratio has begun to gain interest. All human beings who live on this earth, and the reason for this is the development in technology, which has increased man’s ability to subject the environment to his will, and in this a UNESCO study at the Tbilisi Conference in March 1983 says: There is an interaction between man and then it has appeared since the human species appeared on earth and formed This interaction is an inherent part of the human contracts that go through stages of life where they want to change their relationships with others. The environment created by man, along with the effective social environment, is capable of changing the environment by itself, and what contemporary society faces from the societies that preceded it was radically distinguished in this, and soon the scientific and technological revolution in the environment will be able to learn it | ||||
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| changing the environment by itself; and what contemporary society faces from the societies that preceded it was radically distinguished in this; and soon the scientific and technological revolution in the environment will be able to learn it | ||||
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