Great Lakes Daily News: November 23, 2011 For links to these stories and more, visit http://www.great-lakes.net/news/ NOTE: GLIN Daily News will not be published Nov. 24-25. Happy Thanksgiving to our U.S. readers! Hamilton councillors blow hot for off-shore wind farms ------------------------------------------------- Hamilton, Ontario, councillors have thrown their support behind a consortium of Lake Ontario-based businesses that have about $850 million invested in developing wind power on Lake Ontario. Source: (11/23) Farm manure spill contained ------------------------------------------------- Work crews and the owner of a beef operation near Forest, Ontario, have completed a major clean-up of liquid manure, which made its way to Woods Creek and on to Lake Huron near Kettle Point. Source: London Free Press (11/23) Winds blow in favor of energy center on Muskegon Lake; site should be former Sappi paper mill ------------------------------------------------- Informal polls have found surprisingly strong support for the concept of a Michigan Energy and Technology Center being planned for a site on Muskegon Lake. Source: Muskegon Chronicle (11/23) Ducks not limited ------------------------------------------------- Many people this holiday season will be chasing waterfowl around Lake St. Clair. Source: The Chatham Daily News (11/23) S.S. Badger picked for study on gas conversion ------------------------------------------------- The S.S. Badger could become the demonstration vessel for a pilot study proposed by the Wisconsin State Energy Office on the use of alternative fuels in marine applications. Source: Herald Times Reporter (11/22) COMMENTARY: Fracking has been proven safe for years ------------------------------------------------- In asking the NYDEC to permit Marcellus development, we are not asking for something new. We are asking for something that's been happening for many years to continue. Source: Star-Gazette (11/22) Canada's chronic asbestos problem ------------------------------------------------- For a place of modest size, Asbestos has made an impressive imprint on the Canadian psyche. Source: The Globe and Mail (11/22) Application deadline nears for St. Lawrence River environmental projects ------------------------------------------------- The New York Power Authority has issued a reminder that the deadline of January 1, 2012, is approaching for submitting new applications to the St. Lawrence River Research and Education Fund. Source: WWTI (Watertown, NY) (11/21) Did you miss a day of Daily News? Remember to use our searchable story archive at http://www.great-lakes.net/news/inthenews.html