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Midwest cities will receive millions to clean up ‘forever chemicals.’ But some say it’s not enough.

Wisconsin Public Radio, September 8, 2025

Hearing on contested Line 5 plan features cross examination of geologist

Wisconsin Examiner, September 4, 2025

Council urges Legislature to do more to address nitrate contamination

WisBusiness, September 3, 2025

Report says growing demand from data centers, industry could stress Great Lakes water

Wisconsin Public Radio, September 3, 2025

Wisconsin Democrats introduce proposal to save Knowles-Nelson Stewardship Program

Wisconsin Examiner, August 26, 2025

Group of Wisconsin youth files climate change lawsuit against utility regulators

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, August 22, 2025

Republican legislators propose bill to prevent local ‘rights of nature’ ordinances

Wisconsin Examiner, August 21, 2025

Will massive water needs of data centers, farms, mines be too much for the Great Lakes?

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, August 20, 2025

A mining company is drilling for metals in Wisconsin. Opponents are on edge.

Wisconsin Public Radio, August 19, 2025

Budget deal’s $15 million in earmarks for Robin Vos’ district highlight politicization of Wisconsin’s conservation funding

Wisconsin Watch, August 18, 2025

Wisconsin DNR has lost 500 positions since 2003, causing permitting delays

Wisconsin Public Radio, August 15, 2025

Communities with ‘forever chemical’ contaminations ask lawmakers to move legislation forward

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, August 11, 2025

Madison weighs stronger protections for trees

Wisconsin State Journal, August 5, 2025

Excluded from budget, program to preserve Wisconsin land hinges on GOP proposal

Wisconsin State Journal, July 31, 2025

Researcher finds livestock waste in St. Croix watershed equivalent to more than 3 million people

Wisconsin Examiner, July 31, 2025

Climate change is a pocketbook issue, report shows. It affects tourism, health, industry.

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, July 25, 2025

Environmental groups, community advocates push for progress on PFAS legislation

Wisconsin Examiner, July 14, 2025

Fishing and hunting license fees, Stewardship funding left out of state budget but might find GOP support in bills

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, July 10, 2025

State budget omits stewardship funds, includes $1 million for timber industry groups

Wisconsin Examiner, July 7, 2025

What to know about conservation, PFAS and camping fees in the proposed Wisconsin state budget

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, June 30, 2025

Developer behind Wisconsin’s largest solar project comes to agreement to protect prairie chickens

Wisconsin Public Radio, July 1, 2025

Start of Taylor County drilling operation brings environmental concerns

Wisconsin Examiner, June 30, 2025

Supreme Court rules DNR doesn’t have to identify PFAS as hazardous before ordering cleanup

WisPolitics, June 24, 2025

Unreleased study paints picture of dysfunction in the Wisconsin DNR warden program

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, June 23, 2025

Mining company plans to begin drilling for copper and gold near Wisconsin city next week

Wisconsin Public Radio, June 12, 2025

Knowles-Nelson stewardship bill supporters worry that a ‘trailer bill’ could complicate renewal

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, June 11, 2025

A major Wisconsin conservation fund was ‘dead.’ Can legislators save it?

The Capital Times, June 6, 2025

New Bills Aim to Save Pollinators

Wisconsin Ag Connection, June 5, 2025

Wisconsin GOP lawmakers float bill to reauthorize the stewardship program

Wisconsin Public Radio, June 5, 2025

Wisconsin legislators, DNR move to protect pollinators

Wisconsin Examiner, May 20, 2025

Bad River tribe prepares to challenge Army Corps of Engineers’ Line 5 reroute permit

Wisconsin Examiner, May 13, 2025

Milwaukee County Exec David Crowley signs off on carbon-zero emissions, in face of Trump rollbacks

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, May 6, 2025

Evers makes appointments to Natural Resources Board

Wisconsin Examiner, May 1, 2025

PFAS in a Wisconsin prison’s water brings a call for a pricey solution, leaves inmates with questions

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, May 1, 2025

As advocates call for conservation funding, Wisconsin’s stewardship program faces steep odds

Wisconsin Public Radio, April 16, 2025

It’s worth fighting for’: Habush Sinykin speaks out on behalf of Knowles-Nelson Stewardship Program

Greater Milwaukee Today, April 15, 2025

Here are environmental issues that could wind up before the Wisconsin Supreme Court

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, April 9, 2025

Wisconsin cities developing climate action plans to reach long-term sustainability goals

Wisconsin Public Radio, April 7, 2025

Wisconsin growers used the most water ever reported to irrigate crops in 2023

Wisconsin Public Radio, April 1, 2025

Even as French Island makes progress on safe drinking water, effects of PFAS contamination remain

Wisconsin Public Radio, March 24, 2025

Superior has the state’s only private water utility. It’s making it harder to replace lead pipes.

Wisconsin Public Radio, March 25, 2025

New in the Legislature: Democrats’ bill seeks to commit Wisconsin to clean emissions goal

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, March 5, 2025

DNR board launches steps toward PFAS standards in groundwater for a third time

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, February 26, 2025

Who pays for PFAS? Governor, GOP lawmakers wrestle over cleanup liability

Wisconsin Watch, February 26, 2025

Five years after the world’s largest PCB cleanup ended, how’s the Lower Fox River doing?

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, February 20, 2025

GOP lawmakers float bill to install water filters in schools

Wisconsin Public Radio, February 14, 2025

Wisconsin Wildlife Federation appeals PSC approval of solar farm next to wildlife area

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, February 12, 2025

Wisconsin is still sitting on $125 million for PFAS cleanup

Wisconsin Watch, February 10, 2025

Wimberger calls Evers PFAS plan a concession to GOP lawmakers

WisPolitics, February 5, 2025

Gov. Evers Announces New Plans to Combat PFAS, Protect Kids and Families from Harmful Contaminants, and Expand Access to Clean, Safe Drinking Water

Office of the Governor, February 4, 2025