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Today, as more and more scientists say the best way to halt invasive
species' expansion is to separate the two joined basins - a project that could
cost billions of dollars - a group has embarked on a study to examine doing just
that.
With $125,000 in funding from the Great Lakes Fishery Trust, Great Lakes Fishery Commission and the U.S.-Canada International Joint Commission, the Chicago-based Alliance for the Great Lakes will spend the next year studying the feasibility of permanently separating the two watersheds. |