Since DDT is no longer being used ... This leads to the mutation becoming common and the insect becoming resistant to the ...
Popular pesticide considered 'new DDT' killing CT's birds, bees and butterflies, Audubon report says
The Connecticut Audubon Society's annual report says pesticides called neonics are devastating birds in the state.
Modern bedbugs are the descendants of "those that survived the DDT blitz," BBC noted. So unfortunately, today's bedbug population is "far more resistant." The ANSES study concluded that bedbugs ...
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