Published 4 months ago

Climate change is bringing more ticks and tick-borne disease to Vermont. But it’s not the full story

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In recent decades, tick populations have boomed in Vermont and other Northeastern states — as have tick-borne diseases like Lyme. Scientists say climate change is one piece of the puzzle, but it’s not the only thing driving the expansion of their range.

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