Here's how cutting down West African trees made us vulnerable to Ebola

The World | Oct 9, 2014
Diseases that can move between animals and humans — called zoonotic diseases — make up a majority of infectious diseases that humans can get, scientists say. So it's no wonder that out-of-control logging in West Africa has likely aided the spread of Ebola.

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