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Once a nonnative species gets into an environment, it is often too late to get rid of it, and the focus shifts to containment or long-term management.

Their woes have also been compounded by disease and predation by nonnative trout.

Others blame the nonnative trees for lifting sidewalks and clogging sewer lines with their roots, or are willing to sacrifice the trees to break ground on a project they believe will bring economic vitality.

Additionally, they wrote, some nutrients exist in the lake bed’s sediment and are mixed into the water by waves and nonnative carp.

The group previously indicated that it would be open to considering other options for the best way to rid the island of the nonnative deer.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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