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Fisheries committee The U.S. Coast Guard will be producing their report by 2015, in which they will outline these options: how they would go about producing a permanent barrier, as well as any other options they have been able to come up with. Until that time, the U.S. will continue to have to spend
April 30th, 2012Committee meeting
John Wilson
Fisheries committee I would agree, very much so. Canada had adopted a voluntary ballast water and saltwater exchange program long before that, as had other countries. This is not a leading-edge activity that was done by Canada. It was back about 10 or 12 years ago that the IMO, as a global organiz
April 30th, 2012Committee meeting
John Wilson
Fisheries committee The Great Lakes, on American waters.
April 30th, 2012Committee meeting
John Wilson
Fisheries committee I'll talk about ballast water regulations. The largest source of aquatic invasive species and pathogens entering the Great Lakes is through ballast water out of ocean-going vessels. It was recognized over a decade ago that ballast water exchanged with salt water offshore was not
April 30th, 2012Committee meeting
John Wilson
Fisheries committee We would like to address three issues in our presentation: the need for ongoing research on invasive species in the Great Lakes; how to deal with the threat of the Asian carp; and the need for ballast water standards. I'd like to share with the committee the latest research on a
April 30th, 2012Committee meeting
John Wilson