HEADLINES
Election
fever: The day after
After two federal elections, what will the new political landscape mean
for the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence River? And what's this I hear
about a political crisis in Canada?
A
Great Lakes year
This has been a remarkable year for Great Lakes protection. As 2008
comes to a close, we reflect on some of the achievements citizens and
organizations across the region deserve to celebrate.
What's your story for 2008? If you’re
group or organization made gains in 2008 we want to hear about it. Tell
us at greatlakesnews@glu.org.
A
crude awakening?
As oil extraction increases on the Alberta tar sands, oil companies are
looking toward the Great Lakes as a base for refining the world’s
dirtiest petroleum.
Poorly
regulated trade opens door to invasive species
A trip to the pet store is a glimpse at the diversity of animals from
all over the world. However, lack of import screening means these
animals pose one of the greatest threats to biodiversity in the Great
Lakes.
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