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They Asked For It and They Got It!
Visibly frustrated Members of Congress held a hearing today to discuss ways to improve the Great Lakes Legacy Act. They are frustrated because of the snail-like pace of progress being made cleaning up the remaining toxic sediments lining the Great Lakes and her tributaries after decades of industrialization and farming.
The Members greedily sought out impediments in the Legacy Act to cleaning up the 30 US Areas of Concern from panelists. What will it take to accelerate the process? Do you need more money? How about $150 million a year? That sounded good to Rep. John Hall (D-NY) who wasn’t shocked Read More » »
Coalition Comments on Federal Efforts to Restore Great Lakes
The Healing Our Waters® - Great Lakes Coalition will be presenting the following comments today at the October 2 meeting of the Great Lakes Regional Collaboration in Chicago.
Comments of Healing Our Waters Coalition Members on Progress Implementing the Great Lakes Regional Collaboration Strategy — October 2, 2007
This document was prepared on behalf of the Healing Our Waters Coalition by coalition members including Alliance for the Great Lakes, Clean Water Action, Ducks Unlimited, Great Lakes United, National Parks Conservation Association, National Wildlife Federation, The Nature Conservancy, and Tip of the Mitt Watershed Council.
Overall Comments
In 2005, business, Read More » »
