Trump orders Cabinet departments to find solution to DC’s mosquito problem
President Donald Trump announced a campaign aimed at substantially reducing invasive tick and mosquito populations in Washington,D.C. The initiative directs federal agencies to eliminate 90% of invasive mosquitoes and halve the tick population within two years. Trump emphasized that residents should enjoy the outdoors in the city without the threat of disease-carrying pests, as outlined in the related executive order fact sheet. Additionally, various subscription and promotional sections encourage readers to stay informed through Washington Examiner’s coverage, offering options for full access and login.
President Donald Trump launched a campaign to dramatically reduce tick and mosquito populations across Washington, directing federal agencies to cut invasive mosquito populations by 90% and the city’s tick population by 50% over the next two years.
“Americans should be able to enjoy the beauty and health of Our Nation’s Capital without the threat of widespread invasive ticks and mosquito populations,” the executive order fact sheet states.
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