Vessel equipped with ultraviolet light attacks invasive aquatic plants at Lake Tahoe

LAKE TAHOE — A new control tool for aquatic invasive plants that clog waterways, reduce water clarity and provide cover for other invasive species at Lake Tahoe continues to show impressive results in its third year of testing.

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