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Monthly Archives: January 2009
January 29th 2009
Short and Very Bittersweet
A grade of D that is what the American Society of Civil Engineers grades our nation’s sewers and drinking water systems. In a very short and to-the-point report, the respected association estimates that the crisis our nation’s infrastructure faces will … Continue reading
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January 28th 2009
Great Lakes Around the Web – January 21 – January 27, 2009
Here is a selection of news items and blog regarding the Great lakes in the last week. Did we miss something? Let us know via the comments. Group seeks congressional support for Great Lakes shipping, The Times Researchers target invasive … Continue reading
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January 28th 2009
Never Say Never
Could it be? Could it be that the new head of the EPA, Lisa Jackson will be a real leader? It has been so long since we have experienced leadership at any level of government in out efforts to restore … Continue reading
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January 26th 2009
Is Obama Committed to Saving the Great Lakes?
The Detroit Free Press asked HOW’s Andy Buchsbaum to write an essay about his hopes and fears for the Barack Obama presidency. Andy used this opportunity to wax poetic about the importance of saving the Great Lakes for future generations … Continue reading
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January 21st 2009
The Great Lakes Around the Web – January 12 – 20, 2009
Here is a selection of news items and blog regarding the Great lakes in the last week. Did we miss something? Let us know via the comments. Great Lakes Water Level Sensitive To Climate Change Bill; cuts alcohol limit for … Continue reading
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