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HEALTHY TIDBITS Refreshing Sailing Experience
What fun, sailing out of Knife River into Lake Superior. It was two hours of relaxation, and it was cool. This is a thirty four foot steel sailboat. We learned a lot about sailing. You know teachers t...
Posted on 7/29/12 at 12:18 PM
STAFF BLOG TWIN PORTS BUSINESS Ice jam in lower Great Lakes could delay shipping season
The Detriot Free Press is reporting a ice-clogged St. Clair River that could delay the start of the Great Lakes shipping season: By AMBER HUNT FREE PRESS STAFF WRITER Slow-moving chunks of ice in the ...
Posted on 2/23/10 at 9:02 AM
STAFF BLOG CAPITOL CHATTER Swanson: Stop the carp
Minnesota Attorney General Lori Swanson is joining Michigan in an effort to keep Asian carp from invading the Great Lakes. She filed a legal brief supporting a Michigan lawsuit asking the U.S. Supreme...
Posted on 12/28/09 at 8:48 AM
Environmentalists want wolves restored across more of U.S. 
A national environmental group is asking the federal government to keep Endangered Species Act protections for wolves in the Great Lakes and Rocky Mountains until wolves have returned across much more of the U.S.
By John Myers , July 20, 2010
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Other view: Duluth tall ships fest a warm-up for brig Niagara
The U.S. Brig Niagara was scheduled to set sail yesterday for Duluth, where its popular day sails already are sold out. The voyage to Lake Superior, with return stops in Green Bay and Chicago, promises to be a long journey on the Great Lakes for the Niagara’s crew and volunteers, especially for those who fell under the weather, a nautical term for sickness, during the ship’s most recent voyage.
By Erie (Pa.) Times-News , July 20, 2010
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Great Lakes coal shipments increase
The amount of coal shipped in the Great Lakes in June was higher than May’s and last year’s number, but still off the month’s five-year average.
By Duluth News Tribune staff , July 20, 2010
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5 Great Lakes states sue feds over Asian carp
Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan, Ohio and Pennsylvania filed the lawsuit today in U.S. District Court in northern Illinois.
By John Flesher , July 19, 2010
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Wisconsin senator's ad hits opponent on oil-drilling comments
U.S. Sen. Russ Feingold is targeting Ron Johnson over comments that suggest his leading Republican challenger supports drilling for oil in the Great Lakes.
By Associated Press , July 13, 2010
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When life hands you lemons, make Asian carp
Illinois Gov. Pat Quinn says if you can’t beat Asian carp, then you eat them.
By Associated Press , July 13, 2010
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Coalition: Flood could push Asian carp toward lake
An environmental coalition says the discovery of spawning Asian carp in the Wabash River in northern Indiana underscores the need for better leadership and coordination to keep the invasive fish out of the Great Lakes.
By Associated Press , July 01, 2010
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Lake Superior up more than usual after rainy June
The big lake usually goes up about three inches over June, but increased more thanks to above-normal rainfall across the lake’s basin.
By John Myers , June 29, 2010
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Lake Superior moving farther from normal level
Lake Superior continued its 2010 decline from normal water levels and now sits 13 inches below normal for June 1, and 8 inches below the 2009 level at this time.
June 03, 2010
Coast Guard helicopter crashes on Lake Huron training run
All three crew members of a Coast Guard HH-65C rescue helicopter are safe after crashing into Lake Huron Tuesday night.
April 21, 2010
Shipping season off to strong start
American-flagged lakers carried 2.55 million tons of cargo in March — more than four times the amount carried in March 2009.
April 13, 2010
DNR says don't use smelt as bait
It’s OK to harvest the tasty little fish from Lake Superior to eat, but they cannot be used as bait.
By Sam Cook , April 13, 2010
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Wildlife Federation wants Mississippi River cut off from Great Lakes
The National Wildlife Federation, calling Asian carp a grave threat to the Great Lakes, passed a resolution today as a “call for action.”
April 09, 2010
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