The Hawaii state legislature has appropriated US $4.9 million to fight the coqui frog and other invasive species. About $ 2.9 million will be used to hire 58 additional inspectors at Hawaii's airports to improve detection of invasive species, an increase of 75\% over the current level. The remaining $2 million will be used specifically for coqui frog eradication using citric acid and hydrated lime. Much of the money will go to the Big Island of Hawaii, where the coqui frog infestation is most serious. About $ 1.8 million will go to the Big Island, with $150,000 going to Maui and $50,000 each going to Oahu and Kauai .
The Hawaii state legislature has appropriated US $4.9 million to fight the frog and other invasive species. About $ 2.9 million will be used to hire 58 additional inspectors at Hawaii's airports to improve detection of invasive species, an increase of 75\% over the current level. The remaining $2 million will be used specifically for coqui frog eradication using {{w|citric acid]] and hydrated lime. Much of the money will go to the Big Island of Hawaii, where the coqui frog infestation is most serious. About $ 1.8 million will go to the Big Island, with $150,000 going to Maui and $50,000 each going to and .
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$4.9 million to fight the coqui frog and other invasive species. About $
$4.9 million to fight the frog and other invasive species. About $
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$2 million will be used specifically for coqui frog eradication using citric acid and hydrated lime. Much of the money will go to the Big Island of Hawaii, where the coqui frog infestation is most serious. About $
$2 million will be used specifically for coqui frog eradication using {{w|citric acid]] and hydrated lime. Much of the money will go to the Big Island of Hawaii, where the coqui frog infestation is most serious. About $
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