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| 1535.1 | TIME MAGAZINE JANUARY ISSUE | WMOIS::ALUKONIS | | Fri Feb 01 1991 13:50 | 6 |
| JOhnny;
The article you mention is in TIME magazine (Jan 21'st I think).
-DAve A.
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| 1535.3 | Possible solution to the problem ... | SPUDDS::MCKENZIE | Never say "Never say "Never !"". | Mon Feb 04 1991 07:01 | 7 |
| I was watching CNN the other day and they reported that some
researchers at I believe the University of Minnesota think
they may have found a solution to the problem. They found that
potassium chloride stops their reproduction without affecting
other marine life. Did anyone else see hear about this.
Mark
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| 1535.5 | If it's CNN, you're lucky if you get 30 seconds of info ... | SPUDDS::MCKENZIE | Never say "Never say "Never !"". | Mon Feb 04 1991 13:11 | 8 |
| John,
They didn't mention any specific types. I was basically
quoting what the reporter stated. I was skeptical about
the stated effects of potassium chloride on marine life
but don't have any more info.
Mark
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| 1535.6 | PBS Show On The Great Lakes 2/6/91 | WILLEE::MANLEY | | Thu Feb 07 1991 16:42 | 7 |
| Anybody catch the show on PBS last night about the Great Lakes? They
talked about the Zebra Mussel infestation as well as the Lamprey eels,
Alewifes and some plankton species that eats the plankton that the
small trout/salmon eat. This particular plankton has a barb on its
back, so the small trout/salmon won't eat it.
Tom,
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| 1535.8 | The queue begins to form ..... | WFOV12::WHITTEMORE_J | maid in America | Fri Feb 08 1991 08:07 | 16 |
| Re:
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> <<< Note 1535.6 by WILLEE::MANLEY >>>
> -< PBS Show On The Great Lakes 2/6/91 >-
>
Tom,
If you DID tape this show I also would like to borrow it. Out in the
hills of Huntington I can't pick up ANY PBS station .........
Joe W.
WFO C/8
242-2514
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| 1535.9 | | WILLEE::MANLEY | | Fri Feb 08 1991 14:51 | 8 |
| RE:.7 & .8
Sorry I didn't get it taped. I wish I had because I grew up on the
shores of Northern Lake Michigan and found out first hand about the
Lamprey eels and Alewives. I'll check with my folks and brother to
see if possibly they taped it.
Tom,
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| 1535.10 | Use hot water! | POBOX::KOCH | Ever drop kicked a VS2000? | Sun Feb 10 1991 15:12 | 8 |
| Here in the Chicago area, power plant researchers have discovered that
by recycling cooling water till it reaches a higher than normal temp
(can't remember level) then flushing infested intakes seems to
accomplish the same or better results than the chemical flushes, and at
less cost. We are facing a major danger here in Lake Michigan from the
little buggers.
dan
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