President Obama’s budget proposal dedicates $300 million for Great Lakes clean up efforts.
That’s down from $475 million previously allocated to address pressing issues. They include removing contaminated sediments and staving off invasive species.
The long-range restoration plan comes with a hefty price tag, calling for eventually spending $20 billion.
The Environmental Protection Agency says stopping the Asian carp from invading the Great Lakes remains a top priority.
The Obama administration plans to discuss strategies to combat the invasive species next week with Great Lakes governors.
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