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Study calls for permanent Asian carp barrier to separate Lake Michigan, Mississippi River basin

Feb 10 2012

A new study recommends building a barrier or series of barriers to stop Asian carp and other aquatic invasive species from migrating into Lake Michigan from the Mississippi River basin through the Chicago Area Waterway System — and to prevent invasive species from migrating the opposite direction, as zebra mussels already have done.

Study calls for permanent Asian carp barrier to separate Lake Michigan, Mississippi River basin

Feb 10 2012

A new study recommends building a barrier or series of barriers to stop Asian carp and other aquatic invasive species from migrating into Lake Michigan from the Mississippi River basin through the Chicago Area Waterway System — and to prevent invasive species from migrating the opposite direction, as zebra mussels already have done.

Study calls for permanent Asian carp barrier to separate Lake Michigan, Mississippi River basin

Feb 9 2012

A new study recommends building a barrier or series of barriers to stop Asian carp and other aquatic invasive species from migrating into Lake Michigan from the Mississippi River basin through the Chicago Area Waterway System — and to prevent invasive species from migrating the opposite direction, as zebra mussels already have done.

Group Asks Candidates To Support Asian Carp Fight

Feb 8 2012

An environmental coalition asked candidates to promise if elected to continue an Obama administration program dealing with some of the Great Lakes' most pressing environmental problems, including the invasive species, Asian carp.

Study calls for permanent Asian carp barrier

Feb 8 2012

David Ullrich, executive director of the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence Cities Initiative, and Tim Eder, executive director of the Great Lakes Commission, unveil the study "Restoring the Natural Divide" last week in Chicago.

Environmental group asks candidates to support Asian carp fight

Feb 8 2012

TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. (AP) Environmental activists Tuesday challenged President Barack Obama and the Republicans hoping to unseat him to support a hotly debated plan to protect the Great Lakes from an Asian carp attack by cutting off their Chicago-area connection to the Mississippi River watershed.

Candidates asked to back Asian carp battle

Feb 8 2012

Traverse City — Environmental activists Tuesday challenged President Barack Obama and the Republicans hoping to unseat him to support a hotly debated plan to protect the Great Lakes from an Asian carp attack by cutting off their Chicago-area connection to the Mississippi River watershed.

Group asks presidential candidates to support Asian carp fight

Feb 7 2012

Environmental activists Tuesday challenged President Barack Obama and the Republicans hoping to unseat him to support a hotly debated plan to protect the Great Lakes from an Asian carp attack by cutting off their Chicago-area connection to the Mississippi River watershed.

Group asks candidates to support Asian carp fight

Feb 7 2012

Environmental activists Tuesday challenged President Barack Obama and the Republicans hoping to unseat him to support a hotly debated plan to protect the Great Lakes from an Asian carp attack by cutting off their Chicago-area connection to the Mississippi River watershed.

Asian carp distress dominates Great Lake meeting

Feb 7 2012

Fear of Asian Carp invading the Great Lakes brought representatives from federal agencies and watchdog groups together on Monday.