Under the provisions of the Civil Aviation Act aircraft in flight are specifically exempted from trespass and nuisance controls, which denies any form of redress to those living near airports who are disturbed by noise.
No animal-control officers in Westchester are licensed as a nuisance wildlife control operator by the State Environmental Conservation Department, and are unable to confront the spread of coyotes.
Todd Hardwick, a licensed alligator trapper and the owner of the Pesky Critters nuisance wildlife control company, has a permit from the state to trap and kill "nuisance alligators" like these.
The New York State Environmental Protection Law, for example, forbids anyone but a state Nuisance Wildlife Control Operator from transporting a wild animal, which puts the kibosh on the use of capture-and-release traps.
What often happens is that someone brings a small alligator or crocodile north from its natural habitat down south — usually in Florida — to keep as a pet, then dumps it in a pond when it gets too big, said David Quinn, a nuisance wildlife control operator for DQ Pest Control.
Neither study found associations for nuisance pest control (roaches, ants, etc).
Companies should be fined £500,000 in order to combat "out of control" nuisance calls, a government taskforce has recommended.
We used an AnCova model with baseline values (t1) as nuisance parameter to control for the different brain size between females and males.
Covering airspaces in the stable to control nuisance animals, such as wild birds, unexpectedly was an independent risk factor.
Factors such as age, sex, BMI, level of education, cerebral signals (global mean signal, WM signal, and cerebrospinal fluid signal), and motion parameters were included as nuisance covariates to control the possible effects of these factors on the results.
