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Edmonton has 15 times more mosquitoes now than at same time last year, city scientist says

Edmonton has 15 times more mosquitoes now than at same time last year, city scientist says
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Edmonton is experiencing a mosquito population 15 times higher than last year, the highest levels seen since the 1980s. While the city scientist notes that the egg bank is currently low, the surge has led to supply shortages for insect repellent.

According to data collected by the City of Edmonton, the number of mosquitoes in the city is 15 times higher compared to this time last year. Currently, about 30 different species have been identified in Edmonton.

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