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One airport’s pilot program is putting forever chemicals under attack

Spectrum News 1, March 10, 2022

Nuclear regulators to reconsider environmental impact of Point Beach license extension

Wisconsin State Journal, March 9, 2022

Case seeking text messages from Natural Resources Board member Frederick Prehn will continue after judge refuses to dismiss

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, March 8, 2022

Methane manure boom could be fueled by a proposed tax credit and state policies

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, March 7, 2022

High-quality trout stream gets PFAS advisory

Wisconsin Examiner, March 4, 2022

Not just PFAS: DNR board vote scrapped years of work on two dozen other groundwater contaminants

Wisconsin State Journal, March 2, 2022

Wausau metro area communities forming plans to test for PFAS

WSAW, February 25, 2022

Wisconsin Natural Resources Board passes PFAS standards in drinking and surface waters but leave groundwater unregulated

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, February 23, 2022

Board adopts PFAS standards for drinking, surface waters

Associated Press, February 23, 2022

Wisconsin lawmakers advance bipartisan bill targeting water pollution

Wisconsin State Journal, February 23, 2022

In some Wisconsin counties, contaminants from manure, fertilizer exceed recommended limits by 50%

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, February 23, 2022

UW study finds Wisconsin rivers contributing to ‘forever chemical’ concentrations in bay of Green Bay, Lake Michigan

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, February 18, 2022

Wisconsin DNR to issue refunds for 2021 fall wolf harvest permit application fee

WKOW, February 17, 2022

Marquette water law talk to focus on PFAS, lead pipes, other issues

WUWM, February 17, 2022

Five coyotes were trapped and killed in Wauwatosa after deadly attack on dog. But the DNR says more coyotes will likely return.

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, February 16, 2022

Manure leaks into creek from new ‘green’ facility

Wisconsin Examiner, February 14, 2022

A key vote on state standards for PFAS is coming up. Here’s what you need to know.

Wisconsin Public Radio, February 15, 2022

U.S. corn-based ethanol worse for the climate than gasoline, study finds

Reuters, February 14, 2022

The Natural Resources Board is set to vote on ‘forever chemical’ standards in ground, surface and drinking water later this month

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, February 14, 2022

Wausau mayor says Public Works director misled on PFAS contamination; he calls accusations ‘ridiculous’

Wausau Daily Herald, February 13, 2022

Beloit PFAS test results come back low

WMTV, February 11, 2022

GOP bill would give industry more control over environmental regulation in Wisconsin

Wisconsin State Journal, February 10, 2022

Wausau finds all city wells contain elevated PFAS levels, will study reduction methods

Wisconsin Public Radio, February 9, 2022

Wisconsin receives $600,000 to test for ‘forever chemicals’ in drinking water

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, February 8, 2022

Conservation groups wary of bill to ease sale of Wisconsin public lands

Wisconsin State Journal, February 8, 2022

Greg Kazmierski steps to the helm of the Natural Resources Board

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, February 4, 2022

La Crosse and Campbell ‘renegotiating’ water agreement as possible PFAS solution

La Crosse Tribune, February 4, 2022

Dozens of States Seek to Regulate PFAS, Other Chemicals in 2022

Bloomberg, February 3, 2022

Citing ‘serious deficiencies’ in environmental assessments, EPA urges USPS to reassess Oshkosh Corp. delivery vehicle contract

The Oshkosh Northwestern, February 2, 2022

Environmental concerns at Minnesota mine sites pique UP interest

Eagle Herald, January 30, 2022

Scott Walker appointee to lead Wisconsin natural resources board; Fred Prehn to stay on

Wisconsin State Journal, January 27, 2022

The Natural Resources Board has adopted more limited PFAS rules in response to Republican objections

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, January 26, 2022

Wisconsin DNR preparing wolf management plan, population update in summer

Wisconsin State Journal, January 26, 2022

Judge rules DNR can test for PFAS, but it can’t take legal action without standards

Wisconsin Public Radio, January 26, 2022

Biden moves to rewrite the rules on climate threat

Politico, January 24, 2022

Meteor Timber asks Wisconsin Supreme Court to reinstate permit for frac sand facility

Wisconsin State Journal, January 25, 2022

Facing ‘substantial’ cleanup costs, Dane County looks to sue PFAS makers

Wisconsin State Journal, January 21, 2022

Wisconsin DNR wants federal regulators to revise their air quality designations for 2 lakeshore counties

Wisconsin Public Radio, January 21, 2022

DNR asks anglers near Bay of Green Bay to avoid eating rock bass more than once a week due to ‘forever chemical’ contamination

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, January 18, 2022

Entire state meets 2010 air quality standard after Rhinelander mill reduces sulfur dioxide pollution

Wisconsin Public Radio, January 14, 2022

Wisconsin DNR board to vote on rules for PFAS in firefighting foam

WIZM, January 15, 2022

Prairie chicken management plan up for review

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, January 15, 2022

DNR to hold second meeting on proposed Kewaunee County farm permit

Wisconsin State Journal, January 13, 2022

Property owners with contaminated land push for ‘innocent buyer’ bill to relieve them of environmental responsibility

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, January 13, 2022

JCI/Tyco declines to test potable wells for PFAS in expanded area

Eagle Herald, January 11, 2022

Empowered to limit farm size, DNR to OK expansion of large Kewaunee County dairy

Wisconsin State Journal, January 11, 2022

State officials are participating in a study to see if Wisconsin deer carry the virus that causes COVID-19

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, January 9, 2022

DNR asks for comments on environmental impact of proposed Enbridge oil pipeline reroute in northern Wisconsin

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, January 5, 2022

‘Forever chemicals’ prompt shut down of drinking water well in the Town of Rib Mountain

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, January 3, 2022

Dane County ranked among world’s top local governments for climate action

Wisconsin State Journal, January 1, 2022