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The Fate of Rome
Book • 2017
In 'The Fate of Rome', Kyle Harper explores the pivotal role of climate change and pandemics in the decline of the Roman Empire.
The book delves into how environmental factors, such as volcanic eruptions and solar cycles, combined with diseases like malaria and the plague, weakened Rome's resilience and ultimately led to its downfall.
Harper integrates historical narratives with cutting-edge climate science and genetic discoveries to provide a comprehensive understanding of Rome's fate.
The book delves into how environmental factors, such as volcanic eruptions and solar cycles, combined with diseases like malaria and the plague, weakened Rome's resilience and ultimately led to its downfall.
Harper integrates historical narratives with cutting-edge climate science and genetic discoveries to provide a comprehensive understanding of Rome's fate.
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as one of the seminal books in modern times.


Dwarkesh Patel

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Why Rome actually fell: plagues, slavery, & ice age — Kyle Harper
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when discussing a previous episode with 

about the history of disease.


Tom Holland


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217. Plague and the decline of the Roman Empire
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as the author of the book, discussing the impact of disease and climate change on the Roman Empire.


Tristan Hughes

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Did Plague Destroy the Roman Empire?
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as a book he wrote about the story of climate, disease, and the end of the Roman Empire.


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541 AD: The Worst Year in History
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as one of 

's books that integrates climate science and epidemiology into human history.


David Frum


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The Preventable Return of Deadly Diseases
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om meer te lezen over de effecten van klimaatverandering op de Romeinse samenleving.

Sanne de Jong

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