The phrase
"eradication efforts" means the actions taken to completely eliminate or get rid of something, often a problem, disease, or pest.
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We asked the Carter Center's Guinea worm disease expert Kelly Callahan, who has been involved
in eradication efforts for 12 years.
«Stepan's history
of eradication efforts gives you a good sense of how involved the work can get, how many different kinds of approaches have been tried without success, and how much we've learned from our failures,» he writes, though he also warns that, while extremely valuable, it is far from a page turner.
The discovery raises concerns that mutations to resist existing medications could spread worldwide, making
global eradication efforts even more difficult.
As part of the full
flea eradication effort, you should also wash all pet bedding and spray any outdoor patio or garden areas that your pets frequent.
And there are numerous examples
from eradication efforts on uninhabited islands suggesting that feral cats can reproduce successfully without any handouts at all.
The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization announced on 14 October in Rome that a 16 -
year eradication effort has succeeded and fieldwork has ended.
USDA's Wildlife Services kill an additional 175,000 (mostly non-native birds), and is responsible for much of the state's feral
cat eradication effort — the largest in the country.
A massive rat
eradication effort took place in the 1990s and was successful — getting rid of the egg - eating pests brought back burrowing seabird numbers.
Evidence for the presence of the Asian tiger mosquito prior to
eradication efforts included surveys of insects with black - light traps and anecdotal observations from bitten researchers.
An icy blast of winter at Lake George expected to last at least through Christmas may be the start of the lake's best defense against an invasive clam that has defied man -
made eradication efforts.
Some weightier recommendations are sure to make you smarter and better informed, but will that tome on
disease eradication efforts or memoir of a dying doctor bring a smile to your lips?
CEO of the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation on how the
polio eradication effort was an important tool in fighting the outbreak
Cultivation of coca, cocaine's base ingredient, is also booming in Colombia for a variety of reasons, including
decreased eradication efforts and increased economic incentives.
Meanwhile, liars will not report full meltdowns, green plants will continue to be considered an enemy worthy of military and
monetary eradication efforts world wide and CNN will decide there is more money in tabloid journalism than real unbiased news reporting.
Yet another green benefit of legalizing marijuana would be an end to the
destructive eradication efforts employed by law enforcement at bust sites, where the crop and the land they are rooted in are sometimes subjected to harsh chemical herbicides for expedited removal.
It still kills some 600,000 people each year and has
outwitted eradication efforts, having developed resistance to previously popular drugs and, thus far, eluded vaccine - induced immunity.
As global
eradication efforts ramp up in Nigeria, Pakistan and Afghanistan, funding shortfalls threaten gains in Africa and Asia
Moving targets Though the disease ebbs and flows year to year, the West Nile virus is here to stay, barring some
drastic eradication effort.
Although scientists have not come up with a specific cost for Brazilian
peppertree eradication efforts, the South Florida Water Management District estimates it spends $ 1.7 million per year to control the invasive tree.
The prevalence of the animals in daily life in many countries makes them an important factor in how to
approach eradication efforts, she said.
He often warns about the threat of epidemics and exotic mosquitoes; when the Asian bush mosquito (Aedes japonicus) showed up in the Netherlands, for instance, Knols said it might be able to transmit Zika, and, if so, a major door - to -
door eradication effort would be called for.
The disease, treatable with a one - time dose of penicillin or, as part of the
renewed eradication effort, the antibiotic azithromycin, has experienced a significant resurgence in the past two decades.
The results suggest that managers may need to simultaneously eliminate more than one predator to save rare animals from extinction, he adds;
eradication efforts frequently focus on only one species.
Such a system would support the World Health Organization's DOTS program, which was established to guide
TB eradication efforts by emphasizing, among other factors, the role of quality - assured technology, standardized treatment, and enhanced recording and reporting [4].
If ART - R is not effectively contained, its spread from South - East Asia could undermine antimalarial treatment globally,
jeopardizing eradication efforts and causing a massive death toll.
Recognizing the linkage between the potential impacts of climate change and development, mitigation and adaptation strategies should be pursued as part of development and
poverty eradication efforts.
After some escaped and defied an
aggressive eradication effort, he moved to France, where his main legacy was illustrations of astronomical phenomena like eclipses.
This massive
annual eradication effort stands in sharp contrast to farmers across the globe continuing to legally produce industrial hemp for export to the United States.
As part of the total
flea eradication effort, you should also wash all pet bedding and spray any outdoor patio or garden areas that your pets frequent.
The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) announced on 14 October in Rome that a 16 -
year eradication effort has succeeded and fieldwork has ended.
Where there is adequate food and shelter — and
island eradication efforts have demonstrated rather dramatically just how little human assistance the domestic cat requires in this regard — there will very likely be cats.