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CAES in the News

2022 News Articles:

Jan. 16 Ticks becoming active year-round in Connecticut due to warmer winters: WTNH

Jan. 15 Ticks Now Active in Connecticut 'Year Round,' Experts Say: CT Insider

Jan. 9 Spotted Lanternfly reemerges in Connecticut: WTIC Radio

Jan. 4 Experts Call for Greater Collaboration, Funding for “Closer to Zero” Efforts: Food Safety

Jan. 1 Path to food safety requires multidisciplinary approach, experts say: Environmental Factor

Jan. 1 What happened to the plants in Candlewood Lake? Hungry carp are the suspects: CT Post

Dec. 14 Holiday tradition or hassle-free? The real vs. artificial Christmas tree debate in CT: CT Insider

Nov. 26 Robert Miller: From ants to bees to butterflies, how insects survive the winter: CT Insider

Nov. 13 Connecticut's depleted acorn crop will have wide-reaching impact: CT Public Radio

Nov. 4 CT Acorn Shortage Making Human Food Sources More Tempting to Bears: Patch

Oct. 25 Industrial giant 3M exploring hemp to overcome an urgent pollution challenge: HempToday

Oct. 25 Eastern Conn. State Univ. establishes new certification for cannabis businesses: The Chronicle

Oct. 20 USDA NIFA Workshop Report on Toxic Elements in Food is released: EurekAlert

Oct. 20 CT stink bug home invasion: how to control them...set to expand across the U.S.: CT Insider