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Work stoppage lifted on billion-dollar barrier for invasive carp

Headline from WLNS Lansing

The White House has lifted the work stoppage order at the Brandon Road Interbasin Project.

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  1. WLNS Lansing

    Work stoppage lifted on billion-dollar barrier for invasive carp (opens WLNS Lansing)

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    WLNS Lansing's feed description

    The White House has lifted the work stoppage order at the Brandon Road Interbasin Project.

  2. MLive

    Trump lifts stoppage on Great Lakes carp barrier after Whitmer call (opens MLive)

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    Project restart came the same day Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker accused the administration of playing partisan games and demanded answers.

  3. Capitol Fax

    Trump administration lifts stop-work order on Brandon Road carp barrier (opens Capitol Fax)

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    * The Detroit News… Federal officials lifted a stop-work order Wednesday, Sept. 2, that had halted construction on a state-federal project in Joliet, Illinois, meant to prevent invasive carp from reaching the Great Lakes. Gov.

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