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TRENTON New Jersey may create a task force to come up with ways to control species that don t belong here, such as the spotted lanternfly and exotic ticks, and develop plans to restore some of the damage they ve already done in the Garden State.
Approved by an Assembly panel on Monday is a proposed law that would create a five-member Invasive Species Task Force, putting together minds from the Department of Environmental Protection, the Department of Agriculture, the Department of Health, the State Forester, and Rutgers University.
New Jersey is particularly susceptible to invasive species because of our proximity to New York City and Philadelphia, said Assemblyman Eric Houghtaling, D-Monmouth, a primary sponsor of the measure and chair of the Agriculture Committee. ....

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