On the recordMarch 10, 2010
The fact is that they recommended some $200 million a year to handle it, and the budget has always been about $100 million.
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congress.govThe fact is that they recommended some $200 million a year to handle it, and the budget has always been about $100 million.
Voinovich highlights the funding shortfall for Great Lakes projects.
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