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Millions of mosquitoes released in Hawaii to save rare birds from extinction
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https://www.theguardian.com/environment/...a-bacteria
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#2
This has already provoked the Save the Mosquitoes movement on social media sites. GMO!! Always bad!! Some people canʻt see the difference between Monsanto polluting seed banks and trying to oust an invader to save a native species.
Certainty will be the death of us.
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Finally, something.. although it's probably too little too late and all that..

The feds were through here in the early '80s with a proposal to eradicate fruit flies, in other words give Hawaii's ag industry a fighting chance, using the same sterile males technique. But of course the folks hereabout drove them away. No no, we can't have that! Although what sterile fruit flies could do to harm us I don't think I ever heard articulated.. but it was enough to drive the feds away. Otherwise we'd be shipping all sots of stuff to the mainland now..

Hopefully this new program will help.
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#4
Their mistake was not calling them Organisms Modified Genetically.  Then they could announce on Facebook, Instagram, TwitterX:

Scientists release OMG! mosquitoes! So great! OMG!

And everyone would love them, unquestioningly.
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