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Boston’s rat problem has become a data project. Since 2024, at least 13 city departments have tested smart sewer traps, ground sensors, AI cameras and rodent-resistant trash cans to track and reduce infestations. #rats #rodents #boston #City

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@richardy0627 😂😂😂😂AI cameras aren’t going to get rid of them neither is trash cans that are rat resistant, call Billy the exterminator, or let loose trained animals that kill the rats 🐀

@thelibertydoctrine Liberal utopia

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@hillbau Put out birth control, not poison. That’s what they did in Paris to control the pigeon population and stop them from nesting in historic buildings.

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@joe__catalano__ Imagine being a rat expert lmao ok

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@frankrizzo153 Get the democrats to leave and the rats will follow

@ellainthecityboston Maybe the @townofbrookline should take notice! We are inundated in Brookline and the town has stopped treating the sewers which has tripled the problem. Residents cannot walk after dark in some cases without being surrounded by rats. It is a quality of life and health issue that the @townofbrookline seems to want to ignore.

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@andrewmorse52 They use the bike lanes without fear

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@peter_benwa might I propose releasing enormous amounts of cats

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@bluessdiva Yeah it's not working

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@theallstonratproblem Leaving out the true rat kings though! We’d love to share our expertise

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@colonelkurtz32x Less ai more late night dog strolls

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@natehomanboston Come see me in Brighton!

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