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2. Mosquito season is upon us. So why are Southern California ...

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   With the sterile-insect program, "the biggest hurdle we're up against really is scalability," said Susanne Kluh, general manager of the L.A. County district, which is responsible for nearly 6 ...

3. O.C. mosquito samples are West Nile-positive; that's not the ...

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   They were the first mosquito samples to test positive for the virus this year in Orange County, but according to the state Department of Public Health, 20 of California's 58 counties have ...

4. Santa Clara County Public Health Department - Wikipedia

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   The Santa Clara County Public Health Department (abbreviated SCCPHD; also known as Santa Clara County Public Health or the County of Santa Clara Public Health Department) is the public health agency for Santa Clara County, California, part of the Santa Clara County Health System.

5. Joseph D. Grant County Park - Wikipedia

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   Joseph D. Grant County Park is the largest county park in Santa Clara County, California. [1] Also known as Grant Ranch Park, this site is situated in the Diablo Range foothills of the eastern Santa Clara Valley. The park is one of 28 owned by Santa Clara County and managed by the Santa Clara County Parks and Recreation Department. [2]

6. Greater Los Angeles County Vector Control District - Wikipedia

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   During this time, Insect growth regulators, growth inhibitors, and biorational products gradually replaced organophosphate insecticides' dominant use. In 1994, the District changed its name from Southeast Mosquito Abatement District to the present moniker of the Greater Los Angeles County Vector Control District.

7. Oxitec - Wikipedia

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   Oxitec is a British biotechnology company that develops genetically modified insects [1] in order to improve public health and food security through insect control. The insects act as biological insecticides. Insects are controlled without the use of chemical insecticides. Instead, the insects are genetically engineered to be unable to produce ...