A shuttered drinking fountain is seen in the town of Campbell, Wis., on French Island near La Crosse., on July 21, 2022. PFAS contamination stemming from the use of firefighting foam at the La Crosse Regional Airport on the island has polluted private and municipal wells in the area. (Coburn Dukehart / Wisconsin Watch)

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

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WI group pushes back after controversial CAFO expansion OK'd

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Registration Open for the 13th Annual Red Cedar Watershed Conference

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Snow: The Fun, The Dread, The Science

A sign warning of PFAS risks in Starkweather Creek in Madison, Wis., is posted along the creek on July 20, 2021. Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers is now proposing more funding to clean up toxic “forever chemicals” known as PFAS. (Isaac Wasserman / Wisconsin Watch)

Wisconsin is still sitting on $125 million for PFAS cleanup

Governor Tony Evers

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

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Urban Forestry in Menomonie

Two large-scale Wisconsin clean energy projects, the Apple River Solar Project in Polk County and the Darien Solar Energy Center in Walworth and Rock counties, are scheduled for 2025. (Adobe Stock)

Wisconsin ends year on a high note in clean energy

Governor Tony Evers

Gov. Evers Signs Executive Order #253 Declaring Energy Emergency

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Menomonie announces new solid waste fees

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