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White-nose bat disease spreads to half of United States
Officials confirm white-nose syndrome in Michigan and Wisconsin bats as the fungal killer expands across the country from New York where it began in 2006. The illness threatens many bat species and crops while no cure exists. Researchers study sanitation, environmental changes, and bat-specific treatments to slow spread and protect ecosystems.
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Traverse City
Mich
United States
Michigan
Wisconsin
Albany
N.Y
Mississippi River
Georgia
Alabama
Missouri
Arkansas
Erin Crain
Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources
U.S
Allen Kurta
Eastern Michigan University
Dan O’brien
Michigan Department of Natural Resources
O’brien
Crain
Europe
New York