In order to effectively protect that $4.5 billion in economic activity in the Great Lakes fisheries, we must have the best possible science from the best possible scientific institutions.
Debbie Dingell: “In order to effectively protect that $4.5 billion in economic activity in the Great Lakes fisheries, we must have the…”
On the recordDecember 5, 2016
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Dingell stresses the importance of quality science for protecting Great Lakes fisheries.
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