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Great Lakes Daily News: 28 September 2005
A collaborative project of the Great Lakes Information Network and the Great
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Nukes not out of the question for Ontarians
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A majority of Ontario voters support building new nuclear power stations in
Ontario, an SES Research/Osprey Media poll has found. Source: The Kingston
Whig-Standard (9/28)


Virus strikes lake trout in Warren hatchery
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Almost 1 million trout and eggs will be lost from the Allegheny National Fish
Hatchery in Warren after fish there tested positive for an untreatable,
contagious virus. Source: Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (9/28)


More than anger flows over when it comes to flooding
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Flooding, sewer and surface runoff to Lake Erie were all addressed at a heated
community meeting. Source: Morning Journal (9/28)


Stakes are big at Ohio roundtable on megafarms
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Life on the farm isn't what it used to be. Source: The Toledo Blade (9/27)


Mercury debate taints building of Weston plant
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The Pulliam power plant discharged more than 92 pounds of mercury among other
pollutants last year, as reported by its owner, Wisconsin Public Service Corp.
Source: Green Bay Press-Gazette (9/27)


UR study suggests mercury in fish not dangerous
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Researchers still have found no significant evidence that mercury is affecting
childrens' abilities. Source: Rochester Democrat and Chronicle (9/27)


'Excuse me... May I spray?'
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Windsor homeowners will have to ask their neighbours' permission before applying
pesticides on their lawns, under a proposed bylaw that seeks to nearly ban
their use by 2009. Source: The Windsor Star (9/27)


Agency completes review of Minntac water request
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There's no decision on which direction to send water out of Minntac's taconite
tailings basin, though the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency has completed its
environmental review of the issue. Source: Duluth News Tribune (9/27)


Lake Michigan Dunes findings to be presented at national conference
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A Calvin College junior who studied the activity of sand dunes at a Lake
Michigan beach has been invited to present her findings to the Geological
Society of America. Source: Detroit Free Press (9/26)


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