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The article discusses efforts by Ohio and Columbus authorities to control the invasive spotted lanternfly, which damages trees and grapevines. Despite quarantine measures and grant-funded programs, the pest continues to spread across the state, often hitchhiking on vehicles and trains. Local initiatives include removing the preferred host tree, the tree of heaven, and public education campaigns encouraging residents to identify and squash the insects to reduce their population.
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