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Techniques on Dealing With Wildfires May Help Mosquito Problem
For decades, George Wuerthner was surrounded by mosquitoes, sometimes in almost unimaginable numbers. Though he has observed swarms of mosquitoes in the lower 48 states—the Everglades, for example—nothing compares to the insect storm Wuerthner experienced in the Far North.
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