Spotted lanternflies, accidentally introduced to the U.S. in 2014, are munching their way through the Northeast and Mid…
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Spotted lanternflies, accidentally introduced to the U.S. in 2014, are munching their way through the Northeast and Midwest. These invasive insects pose a serious threat to farmers' crops and the wine industry, potentially costing some state economies over half a billion dollars. While some people are still squashing them on sight, others are turning to a more unexpected ally to help stop the spread. Head to the link in bio to learn more about the environmental impact of spotted lanternflies…
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