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Lawmakers look to combat beetles killing state's pine trees

(The Center Square) — Small beetles are killing Louisiana trees by the millions, causing damage to homes, roads, power lines and forests.

Last summer's intense drought worsened an infestation of the Ips engraver beetle and has left rotting pine trees barely standing in yards and roadsides in Louisiana. Lawmakers convened an emergency beetle subcommittee on Tuesday to discuss ways to solve the issue…

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