Obama names Asian carp czar
September 10, 2010
The Obama administration this week named John Goss as the so-called Asian carp czar. The White House announcement comes as Michigan and four other states
The Obama administration this week named John Goss as the so-called Asian carp czar. The White House announcement comes as Michigan and four other states
Chicago’s seasonal ritual of boat parades could be scuttled as five states ask a judge to head off an invasion of Asian carp by blocking
The Chicago Sanitary and Ship Canal will be unavailable for recreational boating transit during certain hours from Sept. 7-11 as the U.S. Army Corps of
Five Great Lakes states filed a lawsuit in federal court Monday aimed at trying to block Asian carp from entering Lake Michigan, the third attempt
The UnLock Our Jobs coalition, which is advocating for keeping the Chicago locks open and finding a different solution to the Asian carp problem, added
A bighead Asian carp was found in Lake Calumet, the first discovered above the electric barrier system designed by the Army Corps of Engineers to
The Illinois Chamber of Commerce released an economic impact analysis reporting that a permanent closure of the Chicago and O’Brien locks to stop the spread
The U.S. Supreme Court declined to intervene in the Asian carp debate and force Illinois to close Chicago-area shipping locks, but Michigan officials say the
The U.S. Supreme Court will reconsider the closing of the Chicago canal locks temporarily to protect the Great Lakes against an Asian carp invasion, according
Proposals to block Asian carp from invading the Great Lakes have largely focused on the costs and inconvenience of closing off Chicago-area waterways into Lake
The Obama administration this week named John Goss as the so-called Asian carp czar. The White House announcement comes as Michigan and four other states
Chicago’s seasonal ritual of boat parades could be scuttled as five states ask a judge to head off an invasion of Asian carp by blocking
The Chicago Sanitary and Ship Canal will be unavailable for recreational boating transit during certain hours from Sept. 7-11 as the U.S. Army Corps of
Five Great Lakes states filed a lawsuit in federal court Monday aimed at trying to block Asian carp from entering Lake Michigan, the third attempt
The UnLock Our Jobs coalition, which is advocating for keeping the Chicago locks open and finding a different solution to the Asian carp problem, added
A bighead Asian carp was found in Lake Calumet, the first discovered above the electric barrier system designed by the Army Corps of Engineers to
The Illinois Chamber of Commerce released an economic impact analysis reporting that a permanent closure of the Chicago and O’Brien locks to stop the spread
The U.S. Supreme Court declined to intervene in the Asian carp debate and force Illinois to close Chicago-area shipping locks, but Michigan officials say the
The U.S. Supreme Court will reconsider the closing of the Chicago canal locks temporarily to protect the Great Lakes against an Asian carp invasion, according
Proposals to block Asian carp from invading the Great Lakes have largely focused on the costs and inconvenience of closing off Chicago-area waterways into Lake
