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How to prevent tick bites (and Lyme disease) when hiking in natural areas
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How to prevent tick bites (and Lyme disease) when hiking in natural areas

With warm weather here and increasing, the risk of tick bites and resulting Lyme disease is a greater concern.

Here are some articles describing how to prevent tick bites, including the use of insect repellents and permethrin insecticide to treat clothing, gear and shoes.

https://www.lyme.health.harvard.edu/preventing-tick-bites/

https://www.cdc.gov/ticks/prevention/index.html

https://time.com/7297252/permethrin-ticks-mosquitoes-insecticide/

Here are some threads on Lyme disease and tick bite risk.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Cleveland/comments/1jh7f9j/what_greater_clevelanders_need_to_know_about/

https://www.reddit.com/r/Cleveland/comments/1s8rpf9/tick_season_advice/

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Have you ever been outside in your back yard enjoying peace and quiet? What about thankful when you turn on the tap and it still works? Or when you get a reasonable energy bill from our Illuminating company overlords? Well, data centers could change that and they’re coming to us very, very soon. They use as much power as a large city, same with the water, and they are constantly humming and whirring. One is currently trying to buy land in Perry, and the developer asked to get a 75% tax abatement. It feels wrong, what do you guys think?

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