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    • — July 26, 2012

    Asian Carp

    Asian Carp is a common name usually used to describe several species of invasive fish in the U.S. Typically, this includes black carp (Mylopharyngodon piceus), bighead carp (Hypophthalmichthys nobilis), and[…]

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    • — May 9, 2012

    Army Corps moves up deadline for Asian Carp plans

    The Obama administration has shortened the timeline for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to develop a plan preventing Asian carp from entering the Great Lakes. The Army Corps will[…]

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    • — October 28, 2011

    Asian carp closing in on the Great Lakes

    With Asian carp moving further up tributaries to the Great Lakes, researchers conclude that it is likely this invasive species will establish itself in the smaller waterways and coastline regions of the lakes.

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    • — May 23, 2011

    Officials prepare to keep Asian carp from Lake Erie

    The Asian carp’s ever-northern journey has environmentalists, scientists, and politicians afraid for the fate of Lake Erie. It has been predicted the invasive carp could utilize the Ohio River as[…]

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