malarial

Seriously, any action to drain the malarial swamp that yt has always been is a good action.

Prior to that the area was a malarial swamp that was not of much interest to people.

But what if you are taking anti-malarial medicine or something else that throws you off balance?

But that would be mission-accomplished if those other species don't happen to be malarial vectors.

The hard one for me was travel -- it's a year ban for malarial countries.

Well, if you insist on that level of pedantry, malarial parasites are protozoa, which is usually considered to be part of animalia.

The antibiotics required to cure a person kept getting stronger and more expensive, since the malarial parasite was becoming immune to common antibiotics.

Just an anecdote: When I went into a malarial area for only a few days on a field trip in South Africa, my doctor put me on doxycycline rather than anti-malarial medication.

Washington DC was a giant malarial swamp at one point.

Where did they get malarial blood during the hackathon?

Blaming the US for their deaths is like blaming Chile for these deaths, assuming Chile was not putting in much effort to decrease malarial deaths in Africa.

There have been many success stories: an anti-malarial drug through yeast (Artemisinin by Amyris+Sanofi), a plastic precursor through bacteria (1,4-BDO by Genomatica+DuPont), and more.