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GLIN Daily News
- EGLE extends review of proposed Line 5 tunnel project
- COMMENTARY: Terminating Line 5 easement means a safer future for Michigan and the Great Lakes
- Enbridge starts construction on Line 3 in Minnesota
- Despite progress, Detroit River and Lake Erie at a ‘defining moment
- Shipping halted as freighter remains aground in Detroit River
- Northern Michigan in focus: the Jarvis Lord shipwreck
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- COMMENTARY: Line 5 shutdown will prevent a Great Lakes disaster, keep environment safe
- IJC restructuring St. Lawrence River board
- Webinar to teach about invasive species
Curious how ISN is wrapping-up the year? Check out our November Enewsletter - available online via the link! (Just ignore that it says August enews...technology...🙄)
https://mailchi.mp/d20d03f35999/isn-august-enewsletter-7081661
Recently, DNR had sent out a bulletin regarding the finding of the invasive species "mile a minute". While the leaves have shriveled and the berries have turned brown, one identifying feature is it looks like dark brown tinsel. #invasivespecies #mileaminute #invasivepests
News release: Continued vigilance urged after dead Spotted Lanternfly cases identified in #Michigan #invasivespecies
Huron Pines partnered with Black Lake Preservation Society in August to treat invasive purple loosestrife along roadsides around #BlackLake. Volunteers clipped and bagged flower heads and we followed with herbicide, targeting only the loosestrife and protecting #nativeplants.
Help Spider Lake with Invasive Species Issue - https://mailchi.mp/mymlsa.org/help-spider-lake-with-invasive-species-issue Take the survey to tell us about your experience with Purple Loosestrife.
Invasive mile-a-minute weed found in Calhoun County #Michigan #invasivespecies #alert #watchlist #CISMAs #ReportAt @MidwestInvasive
Invasive mile-a-minute weed found in Calhoun County
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