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Executive Order 14433 gives agencies 60 days to develop and implement a D.C. campaign to cut invasive mosquitoes 90 percent and ticks 50 percent by 2028
Executive Order 14433, dated September 29 and published October 2, directs the Interior Department, the Agriculture Department, EPA and the General Services Administration to develop and implement a D.C. tick and mosquito campaign within 60 days, aiming by 2028 to cut invasive mosquitoes 90 percent and ticks 50 percent. By this desk's count, 60 days is November 28 and the 90-day prize and research steps fall December 28. The order names no specific pesticide and its text changes no regulation.
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