Bat lab in Fort Collins - Part 2

This is the second episode in a series on the newly approved CSU bat lab approved by Larimer County for Fort Collins, Colorado, which has a history of lab leaks and gain of function research. https://batresearch.colostate.edu/frequently-asked-questions/

(Listen to Part 1 of this series here: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/serious-shot/episodes/Bat-Lab-in-Fort-Collins-e25tpcb)

Christine Bowman leads a grassroots local citizen group called Covid Bat Research Moratorium of Colorado (CBRMC). CSU has failed to schedule the promised public stakeholder engagement process in the past six months to address the public’s safety concerns. Join over 600 people on her Facebook group to engage with yard signs, editorials, and emails of concern. This lab affects the safety of all people and animals in the US, not just Colorado. Contact CSU at Greg.Harrison@colostate.edu and ask him your questions.  

Mike, a concerned citizen of Colorado, shares his research from 2000 pages of FOIA requested documents on the CSU bat lab. Is Nipah virus the next pandemic? How would a Nipah outbreak effect the food supply?

Heather provides her perspective as a local Fort Collins resident. 

Pam provides her perspective on this CSU-CDC-NIH-DOD collaboration as written here: https://kimmonson.com/featured_articles/is-the-new-fort-collins-bat-lab-the-next-wuhan-bio-lab/