New Asian Carp Study Reaffirms Need to Protect Great Lakes
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We discuss a new study on Asian carp and the latest efforts to keep the species away.
Asian carp will certainly survive and most likely thrive if they are able to make their way into Lake Michigan, according to a study released Monday by the University of Michigan.
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New Asian Carp Study Reaffirms Need to Protect Great Lakes
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Asian carp will certainly survive and most likely thrive if they are able to make their way into Lake Michigan, according to a study released Monday by the University of Michigan.
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