Posted inEnvironment, Failure at the Faucet, Health & Welfare Lead in drinking water: By the numbers by Wisconsin Watch September 7th, 2016July 3rd, 2019
Posted inEnvironment, Failure at the Faucet, Health & Welfare Wisconsin must do more to protect residents from lead in drinking water, DNR and Milwaukee leaders agree by Guest Author September 7th, 2016June 10th, 2019
Posted inEnvironment, Failure at the Faucet, Money & Politics Water woes emerge as major issue in Wisconsin elections by Andrew Hahn August 7th, 2016April 7th, 2021
Posted inEconomy, Environment, Frac Sand Rush, Health & Welfare Controversy on Wisconsin-Iowa border as frac sand mine, No. 1 in violations, seeks to expand by Bridgit Bowden May 5th, 2016September 16th, 2016
Posted inEnvironment, Failure at the Faucet, Health & Welfare Human waste pollutes some Wisconsin drinking water by Ron SeelyMay 2nd, 2016April 7th, 2021
Posted inEnvironment, Failure at the Faucet, Health & Welfare Bacteria in state’s drinking water is ‘public health crisis’ by Ron SeelyMay 1st, 2016April 7th, 2021
Posted inEnvironment, Failure at the Faucet, Health & Welfare Wisconsin launches effort to replace aging lead pipes to safeguard water by Dee J. HallApril 27th, 2016September 1st, 2016
Posted inEnvironment, Failure at the Faucet, Health & Welfare, Water Watch Wisconsin Wisconsin strontium levels among highest in U.S. drinking water supplies by Jane Roberts March 13th, 2016April 12th, 2016
Posted inEnvironment, Failure at the Faucet, Health & Welfare, Water Watch Wisconsin As wells go deeper, radium levels rise in state tap water by Mary Kate McCoy March 6th, 2016March 31st, 2016
Posted inEnvironment, Government Critics: State’s plan to save bees provides little protection from pesticides by Marion Ceraso February 21st, 2016May 8th, 2016
Posted inEnvironment, Failure at the Faucet, Health & Welfare, Water Watch Wisconsin Reducing the risk of lead poisoning from drinking water by Dee J. HallJanuary 31st, 2016October 5th, 2016
Posted inEnvironment, Failure at the Faucet, Government, Health & Welfare, Water Watch Wisconsin Despite state efforts, arsenic continues to poison many private wells in Wisconsin by Silke Schmidt January 24th, 2016January 31st, 2016
