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The Death and Life of the Great Lakes

by: Dan Egan
Summary:

The book explores the ecological history of the Great Lakes, detailing the impact of invasive species and human activity on these freshwater ecosystems. It examines the challenges of restoring and protecting the lakes from further environmental degradation.

Key points:

1. Invasive Species: The book details the harmful effects of invasive species like sea lamprey and Asian carp on the Great Lakes' biodiversity.

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