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The Republican-controlled Wisconsin Senate has voted to reject four of Democratic Gov. Tony Evers’ appointees.
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Wisconsin wildlife officials unanimously approved a contentious new wolf management plan Wednesday that doesn't include a specific population goal despite demands from hunters and farmers to cap the number of wolves roaming the state
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Proposed changes to fishing regulations, including a statewide three walleye bag limit, cleared the Natural Resources Board
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The 70,000 acres of woods, wetlands, and rivers meant to be a crown jewel of conservation in Wisconsin are now in limbo because of an anonymous lawmaker on the state’s Joint Finance Committee.
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The 70,000 acres of woods, wetlands, and rivers meant to be a crown jewel of conservation in Wisconsin are now in limbo because of an anonymous lawmaker on the state’s Joint Finance Committee.
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Wisconsin taxpayers spent about $76,000 to fund a state Department of Natural Resources board member's legal battle to remain on the board after his term expired.
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A member of the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resource's policy board who refused to step down even after his term ended nearly two years ago said Friday that he was resigning
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The Wisconsin Supreme Court says a Republican-appointed member of the state Department of Natural Resources policy board can remain on the panel even though his term ended more than a year ago.
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The Wisconsin Supreme Court is set to consider whether to remove a Department of Natural Resources board member who refuses to step down even though his term ended almost a year ago
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Last month, the Natural Resources Board approved setting a DNR drinking water standard of 70 parts per trillion (PPT) for two of the more widely studied PFAS chemicals: PFOA and PFOS.