The invasive emerald ash borer has killed millions of trees, but researchers hope a wasp can save some of the survivors

The World | Oct 21, 2014
Ash trees across North America have been falling by the million to an invasive beetle from China, the emerald ash borer. Now scientists in New Hampshire and elsewhere are introducing another bug from China in a last-ditch effort to save some ash trees.

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