The same way it was done in the US. Or even in, say, Sri Lanka—a country that was having a very long and bloody civil war in the process.
Draining swamps is contingent on geography. It is just not an option in Africa.
So, how much malaria is there in the swamps of Everglades and Okeechobee?
Besides, which geography prevents swamp draining in, say, Kenya or Tanzania?
The same way it was done in the US. Or even in, say, Sri Lanka—a country that was having a very long and bloody civil war in the process.
Draining swamps is contingent on geography. It is just not an option in Africa.
So, how much malaria is there in the swamps of Everglades and Okeechobee?
Besides, which geography prevents swamp draining in, say, Kenya or Tanzania?