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Why some researchers at University of Manitoba are getting up close and personal with insects

January 22, 2016

Cold temperatures in Manitoba used to prevent insects from overwintering in the province but climate change is changing things. With milder winters, more insects could be on the way which is one of the reasons researchers at the University of Manitoba are getting up close and personal with bugs. Global鈥檚 Lauren McNabb brings more.

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