Invasive Species Cost Billions of Dollars in Damages Annually, Researchers Find

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By Emily DennyApr 2, 2021, 1:58 pm214 pts
Invasive species are causing increasingly costly damage, new research finds. Exotic, invasive species, introduced by humans, wreak ecological and economic havoc in new habitats. In a study published in Nature, researchers found the costliest among these species are Aedes mosquitoes, rats, cats, termites and…

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