Should Google release millions of infected mosquitoes to reduce the bug's population size?

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Reducing the mosquito population would also reduce the risk of people getting sick or dying from mosquito-borne illnesses. However, anytime humans intervene in nature’s natural processes, there can be unforeseen consequences.

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