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Lawrence Gunther speaks with Anthony Ricciardi from McGill University about his life-long work tracking invasive species entering the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence. Here about what it has resulted in, and what could lie in store if we don’t get a lot smarter about safeguarding the remaining native species from the impacts of invasive.
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