Long after the large scale eradication program of Ae. aegypti, the species reinvaded the city of Buenos Aires in 1995 [ 36].
Each year the government reports large-scale eradication of crops and seizures of illicit drugs.
Another was that Nad Ali, as a government-held area, was the only part of Helmand where large-scale eradication of opium poppies took place, helping to turn the population against the government.
The United States has in any case already helped Colombia with large-scale eradication of drug crops a policy which, some believe, is starting to squeeze the FARC's purse.The most likely outcome is that the recent kidnapping will strengthen Colombia's case for more American cash, intelligence and military hardware all of which could harm, rather than bolster, the FARC.
Large-scale eradication efforts of rabies in foxes do not appear feasible; however, more regionalized control could be achieved.
The idea of large-scale eradication work in Sardinia took shape in a series of meetings involving Missiroli, the director of UNRRA for Italy, and Soper, who was a staunch advocate of the vector-eradication approach to malaria control.
Flores also details a century of large-scale eradication attempts by the government, which continue today, even though, in the sixties, nature programming made coyotes popular with the public.
It belongs to the Tephritidae family, the "true fruit flies", which is the target of large-scale eradication and suppression programs based on genetic strategies like the sterile insect technique (SIT)[1], [2].
In New Zealand, local scale eradication of D. vexillum was attempted at Shakespeare Bay without success (Coutts and Forrest 2007).
Rabida is also famous for being the focus of a large-scale eradication campaign, where destructive, introduced species such as rats are being strategically exterminated from the island to restore the original balanced ecosystem.
The police waged a large-scale eradication program.
