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SenesTech deploys rodent control solutions in Chicago, building on efforts in Boston and Baltimore, while the EPA classifies Evolve as a minimum-risk pesticide.

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SenesTech deploys rodent control solutions in Chicago, building on efforts in Boston and Baltimore, while the EPA classifies Evolve as a minimum-risk pesticide.

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Chicago SenesTech EPA

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The entities involved

Chicago
city and county seat of Cook County, and largest city in State of Illinois, United States of America
- The Chicago City Council governs the city of Chicago.Mon 16:49
- The Chicago City Council requires council approval for appointments.Mon 16:49
SenesTech
American biotechnology company

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EPA
defunct retail company
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Sep 2PR NewswireSenesTech's Evolve™ Deployments Expanded to Additional Chicago Neighborhoods SURPRISE, Ariz., Sept. 2, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- SenesTech, Inc. (Nasdaq: SNES), a pioneer in fertility control solutions fo
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