First-ever mosquitoes found in Iceland, ending its mosquito-free record Story by Susan Mbamah    For the first time in recorded history, researchers have confirmed the presence of mosquitoes in Iceland — one of the last few places on Earth previously believed to be completely mosquito-free. For years, Iceland’s cold climate acted like a natural shield, keeping mosquito populations from settling in and multiplying. Now that this barrier has shifted, pest control measures are becoming an essential part of maintaining public comfort and health. Warmer conditions and changing ecosystems can create breeding grounds in...