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Report Calls for Improved Great
Lakes Governance
Seaway Study
Misses Opportunity to Foster Sustainable
Shipping
A Future for
Green Chemistry: Teleconference
Forum to
Discuss Future of Lake Erie
New Ballast Regulations a Step in
Right Direction
A Coalition:
Bringing Different Voices Together

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Report Calls for
Improved Great Lakes Governance
Great
Lakes United released a report in January describing how governance
structures have stalled progress on protecting and restoring the Great
Lakes and St. Lawrence River ecosystem.
Click to find out more about this
report....

Seaway Study
Misses Opportunity to Foster Sustainable
Shipping
Great
Lakes United and 43 allies submitted a letter to the the U.S. Army Corps of
Engineers outlining how the recent Great Lakes St. Lawrence River Study
missed an enormous opportunity to develop a blueprint for a sustainable
shipping system.
Click to read about the
letter....

A Future for Green Chemistry:
Teleconference
Michael Wilson will be presenting the results of his
study on the feasibility of green chemistry in the Great
Lakes.
Click to learn more about the
teleconference...

Forum to Discuss
Future of Lake Erie
As part of the Lakewide Management Plan for Lake Erie, a public forum is being to tell discuss
opportunities to improve water quality, protect wildlife habitat and
biodiversity, and recreational/educational opportunities.
Click to learn more about the
forum...

New Ballast Regulations a Step in
Right Direction
The St. Lawrence Seaway Corporation is introducing new regulations
that will tighten protections against invasive species, but it does not go
far enough to fix the problems and significant loopholes will dampen the
effect.
Click to learn more the new
regulations....

A Coalition: Bringing Different
Voices Together
Great
Lakes United is the only binational coalition of individuals and
organizations protecting the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence River ecosystem. Our
strength is dependent upon your support.
Click to learn more about how you can support our
efforts...
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