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Each day as new information is added to the GLIN indices, it is archived here. Current Great Lakes issues, upcoming events, and new Great Lakes-related publications or web sites of interest, are just a sampling of what you'll find in this section. The items are archived monthly.

February 2010
Great Lakes Basin Fish Habitat Partnership (2/9) The deadline to submit a proposal for Great Lakes Restoration Initiative funds from the Great Lakes Basin Fish Habitat Partnership is Feb. 12.
Amend the Great Lakes Water Quality Agreement (2/8) Comments are now being accepted by the Canadian and United States Governments on Governance issues as input to the binational negotiations to amend the Great Lakes Water Quality Agreement (GLWQA). The comment period ends Feb. 14.
Asian carp public meeting in Chicago (2/5) U.S. EPA, on behalf of the Asian Carp Regional Coordinating Committee, will hold a meeting in Chicago on Feb. 12 to discuss plans and get recommendations on Asian carp control efforts. The committee will answer questions and listen to comments from the public.
Swim Drink Fish Music Club (2/4) The Swim Drink Fish Music Club is an online music and audio experience developed by Lake Ontario Waterkeeper in collaboration with other Waterkeeper organizations across Canada.
Ice on the St. Lawrence River (2/3) Eddies and swirls of ice that collected at the mouth of Canada’s St. Lawrence River in mid-January created hazards to maritime traffic while providing stunning views from space.
The HELM newsletter (2/2) The winter 2010 edition of the Indiana-Illinois Sea Grant newsletter, the HELM, is now available online.
GLIN Site of the Month (2/1) GLIN's February Site of the Month is OurWaterlife.com. The site promotes the documentary film Waterlife, which follows the epic cascade of the Great Lakes to the Atlantic Ocean, highlighting the dangers of taking our water for granted.

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