More rats infesting cities amid warmer temperatures, scientists say
- An analysis of 16 cities showed that rising temperatures are linked to increased rat complaints, with 70% of cities experiencing more rat issues over time.
- San Francisco, Toronto, New York City, Amsterdam, and Washington, D.C. Reported the largest increases in rat populations.
- Rats cause approximately $27 billion in damages annually in the U.S., and they carry over 50 pathogens that can affect humans.
- The study highlights climate change as a significant factor in rat population growth, complicating efforts to manage their numbers.
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