States' attorneys general request presence at Obama carp summit

States' attorneys general request presence at Obama carp summit

Journal Sentinel Jan 25 2010 The political heat is cranking up on President Barack Obama to take more dramatic steps to block the advance of Asian carp into the Great Lakes. On Monday, the attorneys general from Wisconsin, Michigan, Ohio, Indiana and Pennsylvania sent a letter to the president asking for a seat at the table for the Asian carp "summit" that the administration has scheduled for early next month. >> Read more

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