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By Reuters Staff. Supreme Court on Monday rejected a legal request by Michigan aimed at keeping voracious Asian carp out of the Great Lakes where they are considered a threat to fisheries. Scientists fear they would consume plankton and other small life forms, crowding out other fish species. In January and in March, the justices rejected separate state requests for an order to close two Chicago-area waterway locks and for other steps that would keep the carp out of the lakes. Asian carp were imported into the United States to eat algae in ponds but the fish escaped into the wild and have been reproducing in the Mississippi River and its tributaries since the s.

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This copy is for your personal non-commercial use only. Supreme Court decided Monday not to get involved in a dispute over how to prevent invasive Asian carp from making their way into the Great Lakes. The justices turned down a new request from Michigan to consider ordering closure of Chicago-area shipping locks to prevent the fish from threatening the Great Lakes. The locks could provide a pathway to Lake Michigan for the unwanted carp. The court had previously declined twice to order the locks closed on an emergency basis while it considered whether to hear the case.

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Defendants urge Supreme Court to dismiss Asian carp case

The Supreme Court refused this morning to issue an injunction in the interstate battle over invasive Asian carp, meaning Chicago won't be required -- for now -- to close locks on waterways linking the Mississippi River and Lake Michigan. The court issued the one-sentence order without commenting on the case and did not address the request by Michigan Attorney General Mike Cox R to reopen a decades-old case concerning Chicago's handling of the waterways. The court will rule later on the merits of the Asian carp case, but no date has been given. Kagan urged the court to deny an injunction in a friend-of-the-court brief, arguing that Michigan had failed to show an imminent threat that would justify the closing of the locks.

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Court of Appeals decision that denied the request of five Great Lakes states for an immediate injunction requiring a U. Army Corps of Engineers study on ecological separation to be greatly sped up and the installation of nets to stop the advancement of Asian carp toward Lake Michigan. On August 24, , the U. Court of Appeals for the 7 th Circuit in Chicago issued a ruling on the preliminary injunction request concluding that Michigan's lawsuit had "a good or even substantial likelihood of success on the merits of their public nuisance claim.