If you think about this problem long enough, you think about how long it will take for bed bugs to decline in our society once more. And would that be with or without the introduction of an effective and widely-deployable … Continue reading
Dear friends, we share the following announcement from Council Member Gale Brewer, and we do so not without some feeling. So, our discussion of our thoughts and hopes for the advisory board will come later. For now, some modest celebrating … Continue reading
We mentioned the New Jersey Assembly bill, A3203, briefly in December and now that it has moved to the Senate—see the sponsors’ press release (PDF)—we should take a look at the language of the bill as amended. The bill in … Continue reading
I said the sex lives of bed bugs were interesting but none of our business here, didn’t I?
Bed bugs are problem 1D? From the US Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Research Service (ARS), an action plan for 2009-2013, National Program 104 – Veterinary, Medical, and Urban Entomology (2009-2013) (PDF):
Part 1 is here. And don’t forget the rats!
If, like me, you missed Wednesday’s am New York, they have PDFs available and you can download the February 25 issue:
A colleague in the group asked me if I really meant to leave our assessment of the New York City Council hearing at great. The hearing was, in fact, great because a) it was evident that the importance of the … Continue reading