[nomad]

But it`s the cold factor I`m interested in. Imagine if the virus survives far better in a cold climate. That sneeze, and it`s also found in sputum, now becomes a means of spreading the virus to anything it contacts. Hours or days (what, even weeks?) later, a person contacts that cold preserved droplet and then rubs their eye, or snacks on a fast-food item without washing their hands.

[Kackikat]

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2014-10-25/top-ebola-scientists-ebola-more-likely-be-spread-aerosol-cold-dry-conditions-hot-hum

Aerosol means like sneezing and coughing...something different was used for description of airborne, so we can’t use that term.

[Kackikat]

One of the doctors was emphasizing the constant washing of hands....so sounds like you understand that issue.