This news true?

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I guess Newsweek is somewhat reputable as a news source,and the information doesn't seem far out or anything,invasive carp are a problem in several waterways,too bad they are not a tasty or popularly eaten fish... so I'm going to surmise that it is true.
 
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krichardson said:
I guess Newsweek is somewhat reputable as a news source,and the information doesn't seem far out or anything,invasive carp are a problem in several waterways,too bad they are not a tasty or popularly eaten fish... so I'm going to surmise that it is true.
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I read this news on a few more news channels. Can't believe that the invasive carp problem worsened so much that 1.1 billion dollars are being spend.
 
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AR1 said:
I read this news on a few more news channels. Can't believe that the invasive carp problem worsened so much that 1.1 billion dollars are being spend.
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Yeah,that is an incredible amount of money to spend and supposedly the undertaking is not going to affect anything else!
 
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krichardson said:
I guess Newsweek is somewhat reputable as a news source,and the information doesn't seem far out or anything,invasive carp are a problem in several waterways,too bad they are not a tasty or popularly eaten fish... so I'm going to surmise that it is true.
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The facts are true but in their little ad they did a pretty a** job at teaching people about them... All their stock footage was of koi and saying how there's "two species of carp in the US- the common carp and the invasive carp, formerly known as asian carp"
 
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The facts are true but in their little ad they did a pretty a** job at teaching people about them... All their stock footage was of koi and saying how there's "two species of carp in the US- the common carp and the invasive carp, formerly known as asian carp"
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Good grief.
 
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Why not spend that Billion convincing the public that the carp is a high quality fish and is great eating and restaurants that they need to sell it?
 
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