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    Have Your Say on the Future of Lake Huron! We are happy to announce that, in keeping with the 2012 Canada-United States Great Lakes Water Quality Agreement, a draft 2017 Lake Huron Lakewide Action and Management Plan (LAMP) has been prepared, and is currently available for review and comment. We would like to hear your views on Lake Huron’s health, the key environmental issues within your region of the watershed, and the proposed priorities and actions that are intended to restore and maintain its waters for future generations. The 2017 Lake Huron LAMP is a five-year binational strategy for maintaining and restoring the water quality of Lake Huron and the St. Marys River. The LAMP identifies key priorities, and guides the coordination of binational environmental protection and restoration activities aimed at preserving and protecting the health of Lake Huron’s waters. The draft LAMP reflects a science-based and shared understanding by members of the Lake Huron Partnership which is made up of Canadian and United States government agencies, and led by the United States Environmental Protection Agency and Environment and Climate Change Canada. One of the underlying principles embodied in the Great Lakes Water Quality Agreement, is that we will work in cooperation with State and Provincial Governments, First Nations, Métis, Tribal Governments, Municipal Governments, watershed management and local public agencies, and the public, to successfully meet the commitments under the Agreement. By making this draft document available for broad review and comment you can help ensure that priority issues are identified in the Lake Huron LAMP. To that end, we ask that you provide your input to Liz LaPlante (laplante.elizabeth@epa.gov) and/or Steve Clement (Steve.Clement@canada.ca) by September 5, 2017. We will review and consider any input submitted before finalizing and implementing the 2017 Lake Huron LAMP. Thank you, James Schardt John Marsden United States Environmental Protection Agency Environment and Climate Change Canada Lakewide Management Co-Leads

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    Have Your Say on the Future of Lake Huron! We are happy to announce that, in keeping with the 2012 Canada-United States Great Lakes Water Quality Agreement, a draft 2017 Lake Huron Lakewide Action and Management Plan (LAMP) has been prepared, and is currently available for review and comment. We would like to hear your views on Lake Huron’s health, the key environmental issues within your region of the watershed, and the proposed priorities and actions that are intended to restore and maintain its waters for future generations. The 2017 Lake Huron LAMP is a five-year binational strategy for maintaining and restoring the water quality of Lake Huron and the St. Marys River. The LAMP identifies key priorities, and guides the coordination of binational environmental protection and restoration activities aimed at preserving and protecting the health of Lake Huron’s waters. The draft LAMP reflects a science-based and shared understanding by members of the Lake Huron Partnership which is made up of Canadian and United States government agencies, and led by the United States Environmental Protection Agency and Environment and Climate Change Canada. One of the underlying principles embodied in the Great Lakes Water Quality Agreement, is that we will work in cooperation with State and Provincial Governments, First Nations, Métis, Tribal Governments, Municipal Governments, watershed management and local public agencies, and the public, to successfully meet the commitments under the Agreement. By making this draft document available for broad review and comment you can help ensure that priority issues are identified in the Lake Huron LAMP. To that end, we ask that you provide your input to Liz LaPlante (laplante.elizabeth@epa.gov) and/or Steve Clement (Steve.Clement@canada.ca) by September 5, 2017. We will review and consider any input submitted before finalizing and implementing the 2017 Lake Huron LAMP. Thank you, James Schardt John Marsden United States Environmental Protection Agency Environment and Climate Change Canada Lakewide Management Co-Leads

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    Have Your Say on the Future of Lake Huron! We are happy to announce that, in keeping with the 2012 Canada-United States Great Lakes Water Quality Agreement, a draft 2017 Lake Huron Lakewide Action and Management Plan (LAMP) has been prepared, and is currently available for review and comment. We would like to hear your views on Lake Huron’s health, the key environmental issues within your region of the watershed, and the proposed priorities and actions that are intended to restore and maintain its waters for future generations. The 2017 Lake Huron LAMP is a five-year binational strategy for maintaining and restoring the water quality of Lake Huron and the St. Marys River. The LAMP identifies key priorities, and guides the coordination of binational environmental protection and restoration activities aimed at preserving and protecting the health of Lake Huron’s waters. The draft LAMP reflects a science-based and shared understanding by members of the Lake Huron Partnership which is made up of Canadian and United States government agencies, and led by the United States Environmental Protection Agency and Environment and Climate Change Canada. One of the underlying principles embodied in the Great Lakes Water Quality Agreement, is that we will work in cooperation with State and Provincial Governments, First Nations, Métis, Tribal Governments, Municipal Governments, watershed management and local public agencies, and the public, to successfully meet the commitments under the Agreement. By making this draft document available for broad review and comment you can help ensure that priority issues are identified in the Lake Huron LAMP. To that end, we ask that you provide your input to Liz LaPlante (laplante.elizabeth@epa.gov) and/or Steve Clement (Steve.Clement@canada.ca) by September 5, 2017. We will review and consider any input submitted before finalizing and implementing the 2017 Lake Huron LAMP. Thank you, James Schardt John Marsden United States Environmental Protection Agency Environment and Climate Change Canada Lakewide Management Co-Leads

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    7/25/2017 FW: Have Your Say on the Future of Lake Huron!

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    FW: Have Your Say on the Future of Lake Huron!

    Grands Lacs / Great Lakes (EC) Jul 25, 2017 4:11 PM


    Posted in group: Glin-Announce

    Have Your Say on the Future of Lake Huron!

    We are happy to announce that, in keeping with the 2012 Canada-United States Great Lakes Water
    Quality Agreement, a draft 2017 Lake Huron Lakewide Action and Management Plan (LAMP) has been
    prepared, and is currently available for review and comment. We would like to hear your views on Lake
    Hurons health, the key environmental issues within your region of the watershed, and the proposed
    priorities and actions that are intended to restore and maintain its waters for future generations.

    The 2017 Lake Huron LAMP is a ive-year binational strategy for maintaining and restoring the water
    quality of Lake Huron and the St. Marys River. The LAMP identi ies key priorities, and guides the
    coordination of binational environmental protection and restoration activities aimed at preserving and
    protecting the health of Lake Hurons waters.

    The draft LAMP re lects a science-based and shared understanding by members of the Lake Huron
    Partnership which is made up of Canadian and United States government agencies, and led by the
    United States Environmental Protection Agency and Environment and Climate Change Canada.

    One of the underlying principles embodied in the Great Lakes Water Quality Agreement, is that we will
    work in cooperation with State and Provincial Governments, First Nations, Mtis, Tribal Governments,
    Municipal Governments, watershed management and local public agencies, and the public, to
    successfully meet the commitments under the Agreement. By making this draft document available for
    broad review and comment you can help ensure that priority issues are identi ied in the Lake Huron
    LAMP.

    To that end, we ask that you provide your input to Liz LaPlante (laplante.elizabeth@epa.gov) and/or
    Steve Clement (Steve.Clement@canada.ca) by September 5, 2017. We will review and consider any
    input submitted before inalizing and implementing the 2017 Lake Huron LAMP.

    Thank you,

    James Schardt John Marsden

    https://groups.google.com/a/great-lakes.net/forum/print/msg/glin-announce/dpBMVwGoU_0/HvWCxsdTAwAJ?ctz=3978539_72_76_104100_72_446760 1/2
    7/25/2017 FW: Have Your Say on the Future of Lake Huron! - Google Groups

    United States Environmental Protection Agency Environment and Climate Change Canada

    Lakewide Management Co-Leads

    https://groups.google.com/a/great-lakes.net/forum/print/msg/glin-announce/dpBMVwGoU_0/HvWCxsdTAwAJ?ctz=3978539_72_76_104100_72_446760 2/2

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