[dailynews] February 3, 2012

      Great Lakes Videos: February 3, 2012

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      Restoring the Natural Divide

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      Source: Great Lakes Commission (1/31)
      A report detailing results of an expedited project to identify 
engineering options for Chicago's waterway system that will prevent 
interbasin movement of aquatic invasive species, including Asian carp, was 
released this week.





      Proposal to protect the Great Lakes

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      Source: WTTW-TV - PBS Chicago (1/31)
      PBS's "Chicago Tonight" provides coverage on a new report proposes a 
multi-billion dollar engineering change to Chicago's waterways to cut off an 
Asian Carp invasion.





      Authorities unveil big plan to stop Asian carp
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      Source: NBC-TV - Chicago, IL (1/31)
      A proposal to control Asian carp by returning the flow of the Chicago 
River to the way it originally was, albeit with some very elaborate safety 
measures, is gaining attention.





      Proposal to protect Great Lakes

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      Source: Chicago Tonight (1/31)
      A new report proposes a multi-billion dollar engineering change to 
Chicago's waterways to cut off an Asian Carp invasion. Ash-har Quraishi has 
the details.





      Taking water recreation to new heights, introducing the 'Dolphinator'

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      Source: Michigan Radio (1/30)
      Every summer, it seems there's some new water recreation device on the 
Great Lakes; could the "Dolphinator" be next?





      WaterLogged wetland documentary

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      Source: Central Michigan University (1/23)
      Film crews followed Institute for Great Lakes Research (IGLR) 
researchers from CMU and the University of Notre Dame, creating a 
documentary on their study to preserve and restore the Great Lakes Coastal 
Wetlands.