DDT [ˌdi:di:ˈti:] СУЩ. no мн.
DDT сокращение от dichloro-diphenyl-trichloroethane
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In order to correct these damages, DDT was banned in 1970 and various programs were created to better maintain and protect wetland nesting habitats.
en.wikipedia.org As discussed above, susceptibility of mosquitoes to DDT varies geographically.
en.wikipedia.org However, in 1946, people started to resist to the widespread use of pesticides, especially DDT since it harms non-target plants and animals.
en.wikipedia.org Consequently, some experts have argued that restrictions placed on the agricultural use of DDT have increased its effectiveness as a tool for battling malaria.
en.wikipedia.org The cat population had previously been reduced as an unintended consequence of spraying DDT for malaria control.
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