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An invasive plant is regrowing in Lake Austin. Here's how the city plans to stop it

kut.org/energy-environment/2026-08-17/lake-austin-tx-hydrilla-invasive-plant-drought

Lowering the water level and adding grass carp to the lake are some of the ways the city is hoping to combat hydrilla's growth.

— via KUT, Alexandra Hart

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