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Tagged: invasive species

    • — May 6, 2010

    Asian carp in Chicago waterways to be poisoned and counted

    Government officials announced plans to dump fish poison into Chicago-area waterways for a second time to determine whether the Asian carp are moving nearer the Great Lakes. In Congress, however,[…]

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    • — April 13, 2010

    Round gobies, zebra mussels move PCBs through food chain

    New research coming from the University of Michigan reveals that two notorious Great Lakes invasive species are helping move toxic PCBs up the aquatic food chain in Saginaw Bay, Lake[…]

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    • — March 30, 2010

    Legislation would ban Asian carp as fishing bait

    Some Michigan lawmakers hope to pass new legislation that would prevent the use of Asian carp as fishing bait. State Reps. Rick Jones and Bob Genetski have introduced a bill[…]

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    • — March 24, 2010

    Supreme Court rejects second lock closure request

    The Supreme Court has again refused Michigan’s request for a preliminary injunction to close two Chicago locks in an effort to stop the Asian carp, Reuters reports. The High Court[…]

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