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Uncategorized, Waste & Pollution Management, Water

Ottawa chastised on Great Lakes’ ballast rules

Ottawa must toughen disappointing new rules intended to stop more destructive invasive species from devastating the Great Lakes, the Ontario government said yesterday.

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August 18, 2006Leave a commentgreat lakes, Invasive species, zebra mussels

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