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House VS. mouse in humane pest control debate
The Philadelphia Inquirer outlines a shift in attitudes toward mice as pests and potential pets, noting humane concerns and rising use of new devices. It cites US disease risks, $200 million annual spending, and innovations from ultrasonic appliances to CO2 gas chambers and instant-kill traps.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Philadelphia
Laura Simon
The
Humane Society of the United States
Bill Ferraro
Vector Control
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Woodstream Corp
Victor
Rentokil
United States