Environment
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Invasive Spotted Lanternflies Can Harm More Crops as They Spread in Eastern US, Illinois
The invasive spotted lanternflies can threaten and damage crops and trees in the US. The invasive species has been spreading in the Eastern US and now in Illinois. Read here.
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