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Great Lakes States Sue Federal Government Over Asian Carp Threat
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The recent discovery of a live carp close to Lake Michigan may bolster the states’ case, legal expert says.
Asian Carp Capture Renews Fears of Great Lakes Invasion
A 20-pound fish netted six miles from Lake Michigan has reignited the debate over closing off Chicago-area locks to protect the region’s sportfishing industry.
No Asian Carp Found in Latest Chicago-Area Fish Kill
Results reveal that the invasive species may not be as immediately threatening as certain local politicians and activists had previously argued.
Tracking the Threat and Politics of Asian Carp
Imported from Taiwan and brought to Arkansas as weed control agents three decades ago, Asian carp have become the poster children of potential threats to the Great Lakes. As the fish inch closer to invading Lake Michigan, regional and national politicians debate the financial consequences of coping with the invasive species. With the fate of multi-billion dollar a year industries on the line, the Obama administration has offered some fiscal support to quell the storm.
Supreme Court Rejects Michigan’s Asian Carp Lawsuit
Michigan's Attorney General Mike Cox is “looking at other legal avenues” to pursue the carp battle.
Supreme Court Takes Second Look at Michigan’s Asian Carp Injunction
Will they reconsider a motion filed by Michigan Attorney General Mike Cox to block Asian carp from the Great Lakes?
Q&A : U.S. Congressman Dave Camp On Asian Carp
Circle of Blue talks with U.S. Rep. Dave Camp (R-Mich.) about fighting the Asian carp battle on the federal front.
Block Those Flying Fish: Great Lakes Politicians Pressure Illinois, Washington on Asian Carp
Michigan’s Attorney General and U.S. Representative Camp host a rally.
Q&A: Michigan Attorney General Talks about Asian Carp
Circle of Blue speaks with Michigan Attorney General Mike Cox about the fight to protect the Great Lakes against Asian carp.
Great Lakes Cleanup to Get $2.2 Billion in Federal Funding
The EPA plan aims to clean up top pollution sites and establish a “zero tolerance policy” toward invasive species
EPA Gets Earful On Asian Carp Plans
Federal officials unveiled their multi-pronged plan, which received mix reviews, during a a public hearing in Chicago.
Charting Asian Carp’s Course
Four species of Asian carp were first imported into Arkansas in the early 1970s. Since then the voracious, rapidly multiplying fish have migrated northwards, edging ever-closer to the Great Lakes.