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  • 01-26-2010, 10:13 PM
    Elise.m
    An article in Scientific American
    A biologist wrote an article in the February 2010 magazine. I read it, as it was pretty short. I liked it. It was very neutral, didn't take sides, and didn't mention S373. Which, I wish it did mention something about it.

    One thing I found really fascinating was they had a biologist from Florida say that they dropped the ball on dealing with the invasive species. She said that if they would have taken action 3-4 years ago, it wouldn't be as bad as it is today. And because of that, now the actions that they do take are much more aggressive.

    I'm heading out the door so I'm gonna keep this short, but once I get back I'll quote some things from the article. I just wanted to post and see if anyone else had seen it.
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