MOSQUITO FOGGING EVENT: BISHOP CITY PARK, SUNRISE PARK – July 17, 2023
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- Vaguely on Inyo National Forest Lifts Fire Restrictions – September 29, 2023
Is it really necessary to spray to kill the mosquitoes? What about all the OTHER insects that will die too? What impact will this have on the food chain? Are there alternative methods?
We need always consider the consequences for what we do. Especially the unknown ones.
What a terrible idea to mass kill the mosquitos. They are part of our life and are an essential part to keep nature in balance.
Wow!
mosquitos are vectors for disease, like equine encephalitis. Mice carry hantavirus. Pest control is part of global health. Not even nutjobs from PETA want to save mosquitos.
https://askabiologist.asu.edu/mosquito-diseases