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News Archive

Fruit flies: Nature’s hovercraft
April 17, 2003 msnbc.com
Insects exhibit evolutionary surprise
January 15, 2003 msnbc.com
The spiders from Oz spin off into space
January 10, 2003 smh.com
Salmonella Egg Bacteria on the Rise in US Southeast
January 2, 2003 reuters.com
First arrest under West Nile law
December 31, 2002 msnbc.com
New York Baby Infected with West Nile in Womb
December 19, 2002 reuters.com
Thailand Warns Against Pet Roaches
August 22, 2002 foxnews.com
Fierce flies are deployed to fight Florida fire ants.
By MARK ZALOUDEK, New York Times
November 17, 2002
Deer Flies A Biting Problem? Oddly, "Trolling" May Be Just The Ticket. 08/13/02 By: Aaron Hoover & Russ Mizell

UF Termite Expert Says New Electronic Bug Detects Pest.
Aug. 20, 2002 By: Chuck Woods

Tick, Tick, Tick: The Bloodsuckers Return in Force
By Emily Wax
Washington Post Staff Writer
June 23, 2002
Rethinking DDT
www.foxnews.com June 20, 2002 By Steven Milloy
Spiny Spiders Use Colors to Lure Lunch
A researcher finds that some spiders use their colorful bodies to help lurch prey to their webs.
www.abcnews.com June 20 2002
'Killer' bees make killer coffee
If you're grateful each morning for the tasty, eye-opening buzz you get from your coffee, then you might have a "killer" bee to thank.
www.cnn.com14-Jun-02
Lovebugs fly through air, then onto cars
May and September are the months for these insects to swarm.
www.msnbc.com 05/05/2002 James Kirley staff writer
New building code will limit termite damage
A new statewide building code will help stop termites, according to University of Florida researchers.
The Business Journal February 19, 2002
Everyone Fighting Invasive Species
Thousands of alien plant and animal species have invaded the United States, and now even environmentalists are fighting this incursion, even if it means killing.
ABCNEWS.com 05 Febuary 2001
EPA to Phase Out Pesticide Diazinon
The Environmental Protection Agency has reached agreement for the phase out of a widely used pesticide, diazinon, because of its potential health risks to children.
ABCNEWS.com 05 December 2000
Bug Wars
Aphids Are a Tough Bug to Fight Since Many Come With Bodyguards.
Source: ABCNEWS.com, 28 Aug 2000
New York City's Battle with Rats.
New York City's cry for help against millions of rats.
Source:CNN, 10 July 2000
'Greener' pest control in schools
Pressed by parents, a growing number of school districts and localities are switching from chemical pest control to less toxic methods.
MSNBC 05 July 2000
Million Dollar Roach, Can It Be True?
Pest control companies join together to give away $1,000,000 for marked roach.
Source: The Bergen (N.J.), 28 June 2000
Formosan Termites Again Found In Citrus County!  Related Topics
Once again these voracious termites are found in Crystal River, Fl.
Source: Citrus County Chronicle, 8 June 2000
EPA bans home, garden use of pesticide Dursban
Farm use still allowed, but with restrictions designed to protect children.
Source: CNN, 8 June 2000
Protecting your home from pests
Your best bet is to prevent the problem before it happen.
MSNBC 18 May 2000
Beware termites and fraud
In a classic crime of opportunity, home buyers are left vulnerable.
Published: Sunday, May 14, 2000
Section: LOCAL Page: 1A
By MITCH LIPKA and NEIL SANTANIELLO Staff Writers
CNN - Nations negotiate treaty on 'dirty dozen' chemicals
Delegates from more than 100 countries gathered Monday to begin negotiating the first global treaty to ban 12 toxic chemicals known as "the dirty dozen."
CNN 25 January 1999
CNN - Killer bees hit L.A.
Killer bees have come to Los Angeles, the first major metropolitan area in the United States to be officially declared colonized by the potentially deadly insects. Southern California now ...
CNN 14 January 1999