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Google’s bold new plan: release 32 million genetically modified mosquitoes across California to battle the deadly Aedes aegypti—the “ankle biter” spreading dengue, Zika, and yellow fever. Using the naturally occurring bacterium Wolbachia to sterilize males, the strategy aims to crash wild mosquito populations without radiation or chemicals. Backed by successful pilot programs and global studies, this eco-friendly, cost-effective method could reshape how we fight mosquito-borne diseases—especially as these pests now threaten Southern California’s public health. The EPA is reviewing the proposal, and if approved, it could become a blueprint for mosquito control worldwide.
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