Invasive aquatic weed creeps across U.S.

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — A fast growing aquatic weed that is hard to kill is creeping across the Great Lakes region. The first North American sighting of “starry stonewort,” which forms dense surface mats in lakes, turned up in New York State’s St. Lawrence River in 1978. Researchers think it arrived in...

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