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Recently it seems like every day we are being invaded by different bug species in Washington State, but how many are we really facing? Turns out there are a lot more invasive species of insects in Washington State than I knew about. If you see any of these, make sure to kill them and then take a picture to send to the WSDA.

Recently it seems like every day we are being invaded by different bug species in Washington State, but how many are we really facing?

Recently it seems like every day we are being invaded by different bug species in Washington State, but how many are we really facing?

Stink bug, they're ugly, obnoxious and smelly but are they dangerous? Well, the answer is a bit more complicated than you might think. While they are not known to sting or bite, and they don't spread illness, they can wreak havoc.

Global trade volumes declined by 2.5 percent in May compared with a year earlier and year-to-date growth is down by a similar level

Customers are continuing to face a raft of challenges as the Russia-Ukraine conflict weighs on the longer-term outlook for the global economy amid concern that inflation and higher energy prices will lead to lower consumer demand, damaging international trade.

Here's what to know about your next insect buffet.

A trial in Italy deployed a native wasp that lays eggs inside the eggs of the brown marmorated stink bug, an invasive pest that feeds on apples and other crops

Sounds like a party.

Sounds like a party.