Once again the 'experts' have thrown the world into a panic with their terrifying, uninformed, prognostications. On May 2, 2009 there is no data to support these scare mongerers. From many governments viewpoints this topic provides a welcome respite from economic doom and gloom.
However, there is a lesson to be learned from this. The lesson is that we must revert to traditional sanitary and hygiene measures and careful crop, animal and fowl management. Over intensive production of either crop or animal inevitably leads to promlems as indeed do all man generated activities in conflict with the natural order.
From an investment point of view there is a warning not to put your toe into undeveloped waters i,e. not to invest in locations with a poor infrastructure particularly with a poor or non existent sanitary system.
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