An antiquated state rule is holding back affordable housing in Wisconsin
A non-profit in La Crosse wants to install a solar array for an affordable housing project, but an old rule is getting in the way.
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Wisconsin’s bees are acting weird. Here’s why.
A pesticide used on virtually all of our corn and soybeans is harming pollinators at very low levels of exposure in ways that are only just being studied.
Microplastics in Our Bodies: Exposure & Potential Health Harms
Microplastics — small plastic particles often — are in the water we drink, the food we eat and the air we breathe.
Why you should be drinking beer brewed with Kernza® grain
Learn about an experimental batch of beer at Karben4 Brewing in Madison that has the farming research world taking notice.
Defending climate progress in Wisconsin
Where to Listen: “Action is the antidote to despair.” On this episode we look at how to move forward on climate when our federal government is determined to push us backward. Learn about actions you can take right now, right here in Wisconsin to defend progress. And hear from climate advocate and Wisconsin farmer
Wisconsin’s Salty Waters
Winter salt season is almost over, but it’s never over for Wisconsin lakes or even our drinking water wells.
Trump’s Threat to Safe Water (and how WI can fight back)
How bedrock protections like the Clean Water Act are at risk as the new administration targets regulations, research, and expert staff at the EPA. Find out what’s at stake and how Wisconsin can fight back.
Leaded Skies: A Small Town’s Fight Against Leaded Aviation Fuel
It this episode, Amy talks with a small town Wisconsin lawmaker who is leading her community’s charge to get the lead our of our air. And she’s got an eye-opening study that shows how our drinking water could be at risk too.
Opening the Door to Joy
One woman’s journey to get fossil fuels out of her home
Clean Wisconsin among latest recipients of climate resilience funding via Daybreak Fund
The Daybreak Fund has announced its 2024 grants, providing nearly $1.6 million in grants to nonprofit organizations and community groups dedicated to addressing climate change, improving water quality, and promoting environmental justice along the western shores of Lake Michigan. Now in its second year, the Daybreak Fund is a collaborative of eleven philanthropic partners working
