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Two new grants where announced in October aiming to help communities and private well owners better understand PFAS in the area.
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Over 4,000 tons of contaminated soil has been removed as work continues to address concerns on the Line 5 project
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The Northern Highland American Legion State Forest puts timber sales out for bid twice a year. In this episode of All Things Outdoors, we take a look at how they work.
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Democrats achieved long-sought “trifectas” in Arizona, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin. They have big plans for climate action.
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Following the announcement of the USDA Harvest Fuel Relief Program, logging advocates stress the need for support.
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A network of 79 weather stations across Wisconsin provides updates every five minutes. The data is used for forecasting, severe weather events, agricultural planning, and more.
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Governor Tony Evers announced that he had approved the standard of 4.0 parts per trillion for certain PFAS contaminants
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Many places use pressure washing to keep invasives from spreading. But a look out west suggests alternatives.
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Many places use pressure washing as a form of decontamination. But a look out west suggests alternatives.
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The Town of Stella heard updates about important PFAS grant funding, private well testing and had their questions answered.
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The debates over an updated shoreline protection ordinance has been on going for roughly five years, a final draft was presented for approval in this months county board meeting.
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The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources will be conducting a statewide review of the environmental consequences posed by large data centers. The measure comes after Midwest Environmental Advocates filed a lawsuit on behalf of Sierra Club last July.