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Climate change fuels invasive species spread in Europe
Original: Climate change boosts invasive species growth in Europe
Rising temperatures across Europe are helping invasive plant and animal species expand into regions where they previously could not survive, according to reporting by Deutsche Welle. Warmer winters and shifting weather patterns allow non-native species to establish themselves, putting pressure on local ecosystems, agriculture and biodiversity as conservation experts warn of growing ecological and economic damage.
Why now: Concerns are mounting that Europe's warming climate is accelerating ecological damage from non-native species.
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