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After more than two years, the Wisconsin Natural Resources Board is set to take up proposed standards to regulate harmful “forever chemicals” known as PFAS in drinking water, surface water and groundwater later this month.
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The board voted 4-3 on Wednesday to elevate board member Greg Kazmierski to the leadership position. He replaces Fred Prehn, who will remain on the board as a member.
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The state Department of Natural Resources policy board is set to vote later this month on permanent rules implementing a law that restricts the use of firefighting foam that contains PFAS chemicals.
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Fred Prehn has refused to step aside as replacement's nomination is held up in the Legislature
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An environmental advocacy group has filed a lawsuit seeking Fred Prehn’s text messages. Prehn is the chair of the state Natural Resources Board.
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The Wisconsin DNR is facing two lawsuits over its wolf management policies.
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The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources policy board's chairman has canceled a September meeting after a top agency official told him no one would participate amid a partisan fight over whether he should leave his post.
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Emails show that the leader of the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources policy board consulted with Republicans on his decision to stay on the panel…
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Wisconsin Attorney General Josh Kaul has filed a complaint against the chair of the Wisconsin Natural Resources Board. The complaint is to prevent Fred…
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Wisconsin has been steadily rebuilding its elk population.The Northern elk herd, formerly called the Clam Lake herd, ranges across Ashland, Bayfield,…