[dailynews] February 26, 2013

Great Lakes Daily News: February 26, 2013
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Acid test: Threat to oceans may also harm Great Lakes
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The increased carbon dioxide changing the water chemistry and ecology of oceans may also be affecting freshwater and the organisms that live in it. Source: Great Lakes Echo (2/26)


COMMENTARY: Time to speak out on invasive-species plans
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A recent study by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers takes an in-depth look at four potential flash points here in Ohio that Asian carp or other invasive species could use to breech the now frighteningly porous natural barrier that has separated the two water systems for millennia. Source: The Toledo Blade (2/26)


Pure Michigan touts Great Lakes State's wonders again
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Michigan tourism is hoping to benefit from the renewal of its effective Pure Michigan brand and marketing campaign next month. Source: Brand Channel (2/26)


Warming Lake Superior stresses wildlife, observers say
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The National Wildlife Federation in the U.S. says radical change is ahead for Lake Superior because it's heating up rapidly. Source: CBC News - Thunder Bay, ON (2/25)


Low water levels top of mind for council
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The Penetanguishene council, Ont., endorsed a motion last week calling for action by the Canadian and United States governments regarding falling water levels on the Great Lakes. Source: Midland Mirror (2/25)


Saugatuck now on state list for emergency dredging funds
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The tide may have turned for some of Saugatuck's short-term dredging woes. The Allegan County port was recently put on a $21 million list to be eligible for emergency dredging funds after it was originally left off. Source: The Holland Sentinel (2/25)


Big ship's captain worked his way to the top
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Believed to be the largest ship to ever tie up at the Owen Sound Harbour, the Canada Steamship Lines' Niagara was berthed by a captain with strong ties to the area. Source: Owen Sound Sun Times (2/21)


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