Brookline, Newton, Belmont, Arlington Announce Rodent Management Education Campaign John Guilfoil Public Relations June 10, 2024 The Metro Public Health Collaborative (MPHC), representing the communities of Brookline, Newton, Belmont, and Arlington, today announces the beginning of a multimedia campaign to educate residents about rodents, promote ethical and responsible rodent management practices, and involve community members in this process. … Read More from Brookline, Newton, Belmont, Arlington Announce Rodent Management Education Campaign Read Article
Rodenticides Market to Reach USD 8.68 Billion by 2031 Driven by Increase in The Number of Rodents, Occurring in Both Urban and Rural Regions Street Insider June 4, 2024 The SNS Insider report estimates the Rodenticides Market size at USD 5.53 billion in 2023, with a projected CAGR of 5.70% to reach USD 8.68 billion by 2031. The market growth is driven by various factors including increased costs associated with pest-related diseases, a surge in rodent populations, growing consumer demand for pest control, and … Read More from Rodenticides Market to Reach USD 8.68 Billion by 2031 Driven by Increase in The Number of Rodents, Occurring in Both Urban and Rural Regions Read Article
Most PMPs Say Climate Change Has Resulted in Higher Pest Pressure Pest Control Technology May 23, 2024 Changing temperatures and precipitation patterns have impacted our world in a variety of ways, including pest pressure. More than half of those who responded to PCT’s recent reader poll said pest pressure is significantly (29 percent) or slightly higher (27 percent) because of climate change; 38 percent said pest pressure is about the same and … Read More from Most PMPs Say Climate Change Has Resulted in Higher Pest Pressure Read Article
