Environment
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They're Everywhere! Swarms of Hungry Gypsy Moths Are Eating Trees Bare, Delaying Airlines
Swarms of gypsy moths have been attacking the Massachusets area due to two consecutive dry springs. The invasive pests are reportedly chewing down acres of trees and delaying airplanes.
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