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To: robert b furman who wrote (31531)	6/17/2019 10:49:42 AM
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My guess would be Asian Carp. They have been detected in the Chicago river and their DNA has been detected in Lake Mich I believe (doesn't necessarily mean the fish are there yet). They would absolutely devastate the local ecosystem of the Great Lakes. Once a breeding population gets into Lake Mich that's it. Game over. They have no natural predators and would repopulate without impediment, eating all of the natural fish and food supply along the way as they make their way through the entire great lakes system. Fishing is a multi billion dollar industry on the lakes and employs many. Other industries like tourism would be affected as well. chicago.suntimes.com

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