Legionnaires' disease diagnosed with the disease and five of them dying from it. In Quincy, Illinois, at the Illinois Veterans home, a 2015 outbreak of the disease killed 12 people and sickened more than 50 others. It was believed to be caused by infected water supply. Three more cases have been identified as of November 2017. In the fall of 2017, 22 cases were reported in a Legionnaires' disease outbreak in Anaheim, CA's Disneyland theme park. It was believed to have been caused by a cooling tower that releases mist for the comfort of visitors. The contaminated droplets likely spread to the
White band disease to remove "Pterois" from the Gulf of Mexico. White band disease prevalence in the Caribbean varies seasonally. It is more active in summer and less prominent in winter, suggesting that warmer water temperatures contribute to the waterborne spread of the disease to affected corals. The impact of climate change and increasing carbon emissions only serve to heat the waters surrounding the coral reef ecosystems, which maybe allows for the spread of diseases such as white band disease and others. The severity of marine diseases such as white band disease increase for several reasons. Elevated water temperature can cause corals physiological