Boat inspections stopping invasive mussels at Idaho border

COEUR D’ALENE, Idaho (AP) — Idaho officials say more boats carrying invasive mussels have been intercepted at inspection stations so far this year than for the entire boating seasons in each of the last five years. Nick Zurfluh of the Idaho State Department of Agriculture says 41,000 inspections have found 36...

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