Environment

Legislators Unveil $10 Million Clean Water Plan

Legislators Unveil $10 Million Clean Water Plan

Package of 13 proposals. Evers likely to support the approach.

Op Ed: Climate Change Needs Y2K-Style Urgency
Op Ed

Climate Change Needs Y2K-Style Urgency

Companies, institutions spent hundreds of billions to prevent Y2K disaster. Why not for climate change?

Cities Search for Road Salt Alternatives

Cities Search for Road Salt Alternatives

Over past decade communities in Milwaukee County have used 700,000 tons of salt.

DNR Revising Permits to Protect Species

DNR Revising Permits to Protect Species

Would affect construction projects nearby or within habitats of rare or threatened species.

Your Right to Know: Pollution Records Shouldn’t Be a Secret
Your Right to Know

Pollution Records Shouldn’t Be a Secret

Bipartisan bill requires government pollution test results to be disclosed in a timely fashion.

Op Ed: Birds Can Now Be Slaughtered
Op Ed

Birds Can Now Be Slaughtered

County tries to protect birds as Trump policies open door to wanton killing.

Back From Madrid, Barnes Pushes Climate Policy

Back From Madrid, Barnes Pushes Climate Policy

Lt. Governor attended international climate conference, envisions state as a climate policy leader.

Op Ed: County Officials Want to Pave Paradise
Op Ed

County Officials Want to Pave Paradise

Why Kletzsch Park riverside is a sacred place with Native American history that must be saved.

Op Ed: County’s Fish Passage Plan Seems Fishy
Op Ed

County’s Fish Passage Plan Seems Fishy

Plan for Kletzsch Park has all the charm and beauty of an industrial conveyor belt.

2019 Sets Record, State’s Wettest Year

2019 Sets Record, State’s Wettest Year

4 of the state's 5 wettest years ever recorded were in the last decade.

Proposed Mine a Ticking Time Bomb

Proposed Mine a Ticking Time Bomb

Mine on Wisconsin border would use approach that has resulted in 46 catastrophic failures in last 20 years.

Green Groups Sue Public Service Commission

Green Groups Sue Public Service Commission

Two PSC members who okayed transmission lines had ties to utilities pushing project, suit charges.