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Thanks to all of you participated in last week's poll. Looking at the results, we learned that 47% of you felt that the Coast Guard will issue a ruling in favor of Captain Menkes before the one year anniversary of the appeals court ruling. Now to this week...
The SLSDC and the SLSMC have proposed new regulations concerning the treatment of ballast water designed to reduce the likelihood that invasive species will enter the Great Lakes ecosystem via ocean ship.
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