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Mosquito Days Surge With Climate Change | Mesa News
Climate change is turning more U.S. cities into mosquito hot zones, with 95% now seeing 18 extra “mosquito disease days” annually—up from the 1970s—thanks to rising temps that let bugs breed faster, live longer, and spread West Nile virus quicker. California leads the pack, with San Francisco gaining 52 extra risky days. But it’s not just heat—rain, drought, land use, and travel all fuel the spread. With 2,000 West Nile cases yearly, this is a stark reminder: our environment and health are deeply connected, and we can’t afford to ignore the signs. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli…
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