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So, mosquito-borne disease is a thing in the U.S., and it's likely to get worse in the future as a result of climate change [and] as these mosquitoes kind of move farther and farther northfrom the Gulf Coast into more and more of the continental U.S., so, the diseases are a big problem because these particular diseases don't have any effective vaccines or medications to treat them [and] the only way to control them is actually to control the mosquitoes that spread them...
– Regulator Affairs Dr. Nathan Rose
Found on FOX News 3 years ago
And, the conclusion was that there was no risk of that and they restricted the releases to areas that were not going to have tetracycline presence in the wild. So, I don't see that as a concern, that is something [that] was looked at really carefully by the EPA.
– Regulator Affairs Dr. Nathan Rose
Found on FOX News 3 years ago
So, the EPA looked at this really, really carefully. It took more than a year to review a lot of data that was submitted. And, they looked at the safety of the mosquito both to humans and the environment. And, the conclusion was that there was no risk to humans or to the environment as a result of releasing these mosquitoes.
– Regulator Affairs Dr. Nathan Rose
Found on FOX News 3 years ago
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