American Mosquito Control Association

• no Spray Coalition, Inc., National Coalition Against the Misuse of Pesticides, Inc., Disabled in Action, Inc., Save Organic Standards New York, Valerie Sheppard, Mitchell J. Cohen, Robert Lederman, Eva Yaa Asantewaa, Plaintiff-Appellants, v. City of New York, Michael Bloomberg, the Department of Health of the City of New York, Thomas Frieden, the Office of Emergency Management of the City of New York, John Thomas Odermatt, Defendant-Appellees, Aquatic Pesticide Coalition, American Mosquito Control Association, Movants., 351 F.3d 602 (2nd Cir. 2003)

KARL S. COPLAN (Joel R. Kupferman and Christine N. Simmons, on the brief), Pace Environmental Litigation Clinic, White Plains, N.Y., for Appellant. I...

• Federal Circuits

• Mosquito Products Unreliable

Mosquitoes have been around for 170 million years, and 176 different species have been identified. And in every inhabitable corner of the world, humans are on the mosquito menu, according to Joe Conlon of the American Mosquito Control Association. And no matter what whizbang new gadget or compound or eradication method you try, you're probably still going to get bitten.

• Dayton Daily News
• May 26, 2005

• Mosquitoes' Thirst for Blood ; Protect Against the Bite

Fidgety folks are pretty attractive, and if you're not only restless, but have smelly feet and drink beer to boot, your blood can smell pretty sweet to a female mosquito. Attractants such as these help explain why mosquitoes are drawn to humans, says Joseph Conlon, technical adviser at American Mosquito Control Association, based in New Jersey.

• The Washington Times
• August 01, 2006

• Butylate, Fenoxycarb, Sodium Tetrathiocarbonate, and Temephos Registration Review Final Decisions; Notice of Availability

This notice announces the availability of EPA's final registration review decisions for the pesticides butylate, case no. 0071; fenoxycarb, case no. 7401; sodium tetrathiocarbonate, case no. 7009; and temephos, case no. 0006. Registration review is EPA's periodic review of pesticide registrations to ensure that each pesticide continues to satisfy the statutory standard for registration, that is, that the pesticide can perform its intended function without causing unreasonable adverse effects on human health or the environment. Through this program, EPA is ensuring that each pesticide's registration is based on current scientific and other knowledge, including its effects on human health and the environment.

... carbamate derivative insecticide used to control fire ants and big-headed ants on turf, home lawns,..., catch basins (and similar areas where mosquitoes may breed), stream margins, and intertidal zones o... were received for temephos, from the American Mosquito Control Association, Lee County Mosquito ...

• Federal Register Nbr. 77 FR 1682, January 11, 2012
• Notices
• Environmental Protection Agency

• U.S. At War Against Bugs Afflicting Troops

NEW ORLEANS -- Fluorescent rodent feces, a promising new mosquito repellant and a better flytrap are all part of a war on bugs designed to protect U.S. troops around the world. Researchers in the Pentagon's Deployed Warfighter Protection Research Program highlighted pest-fighting innovations this week at the American Mosquito Control Association convention attended by some 800 scientists and insect control experts. Their aim: to take no prisoners among disease-carrying flies, mosquitoes and other bugs that threaten Americans in uniform abroad.

• Deseret News (Salt Lake City)
• April 12, 2009

• U.S. Wages War On Bugs Afflicting Troops Abroad

NEW ORLEANS (AP) - Fluorescent rodent feces, a promising new mosquito repellant and a better flytrap are all part of a war on bugs designed to protect U.S. troops around the world. Researchers in the Pentagon's Deployed Warfighter Protection Research Program highlighted pest-fighting innovations this week at the American Mosquito Control Association convention attended by some 800 scientists and insect control experts. Their aim: to take no prisoners among disease-carrying flies, mosquitoes and other bugs that threaten Americans in uniform abroad.

• Telegraph - Herald (Dubuque)
• April 10, 2009

• Vector District Board Oks Aid Resolution

The San Gabriel Valley Mosquito & Vector Control District board approved a resolution Friday to provide disaster-related assistance to those states impacted by Hurricane Katrina. We've been in contact with representatives from the Centers for Disease Control and the American Mosquito Control Association to assess the situation and see how we and other districts in the Southern California area might be able to provide assistance if needed,' said District Manager Steve West.

• San Gabriel Valley Tribune
• September 14, 2005

• Pesky Suckers

It shouldn't surprise us, really, that mosquitoes bug us each summer in Hampton Roads. After all, we've built these cities on swampland, and now we have to pay the price. So between swats today, take a few minutes to learn about those nagging pests. - Compiled by Diane Tennant, The Virginian-Pilot

...: City of Portsmouth, Chesapeake Mosquito Control Commision, York County Division of Mosquito Controol, American Mosquito Control Association, Vanderbilt Universit...

• The Virginian-Pilot and The Ledger-Star, Norfolk, VA
• July 05, 2011

• A potential risk assessment of a dengue outbreak in north central Texas, USA (part 2 of 2): development of a practical prevention strategy.

...Dengue is a disease transmitted by the mosquito and causes about 50 million cases per year worldwi... and a lack of effective mosquito control are additional factors contributing to the geograp..., habitat factors, and their associations with Hispanic neighborhoods were assessed to ident.... The populations of Latin American countries, most of which are dengue endemic, were ...

• Journal of Environmental Health
• Vol. 71 Nbr. 10, June 2009

• Got an Itch? Thanks, Irene.

By Erin James The Virginian-Pilot

...? If so, prepare to be bombarded by mosquitoes. Two weeks after Hurricane Irene's floodwaters rec..., an entomologist and spokesman for the American Mosquito Control Association. Three or four weeks ...

• The Virginian-Pilot and The Ledger-Star, Norfolk, VA
• September 12, 2011