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Category: Endocrine disruptors

Posted inEndocrine disruptors, Environment, WisWatch Blog

Podcast and gallery: Karst + waste + drinking water = trouble

by Kate GoldenDecember 22nd, 2013July 10th, 2014 Why you can trust WisconsinWatch.org

Two bonus features supplementing last week’s major package on estrogenic wells in Wisconsin’s karst region.

Posted inEndocrine disruptors, Environment

Hormonal wells found in state’s karst region; dairy farms possible source

by Kate GoldenDecember 15th, 2013April 19th, 2016
Posted inEndocrine disruptors, Environment

Overview: Endocrine disruptors in the environment

by Kate GoldenDecember 15th, 2013June 19th, 2014
Kewaunee County dairy farmer Chuck Kinnard walks a grassed waterway on his land, built to keep runoff from contaminating groundwater. Like many farmers here, he is acutely aware of what a thin layer of soil protects the bedrock below.
Posted inEndocrine disruptors, Environment, Water Watch Wisconsin

Expert: Managing manure keeps emerging pollutants out of water

by Kate GoldenDecember 15th, 2013July 31st, 2015
Posted inEndocrine disruptors, Environment

Drugs found in Lake Michigan, miles from sewage outfalls

by Brian Bienkowski September 5th, 2013July 18th, 2014
Posted inEndocrine disruptors, Environment, Government

20 years after fatal outbreak, Milwaukee leads on water testing

by Marion Ceraso May 22nd, 2013July 18th, 2014
Posted inEndocrine disruptors, Environment

Study: Chemical blend lowers fish testosterone

by Marion Ceraso May 22nd, 2013June 9th, 2014
Posted inEndocrine disruptors, Environment

The hunt for endocrine disruptors

by Kate GoldenMay 19th, 2013July 18th, 2014
Posted inEndocrine disruptors, Environment, Water Watch Wisconsin

Studies: Endocrine disruptors, cocaine common in Minnesota waters

by Kate GoldenMay 13th, 2013May 30th, 2014
Posted inEndocrine disruptors, Environment, Health & Welfare

Endocrine disruptors: What can I do?

by Kate GoldenApril 24th, 2013June 16th, 2014
photographer standing by lake michigan
Posted inEndocrine disruptors, Environment, Government, Health & Welfare

Experts avoid sounding alarm on chemicals — but adjust their own habits

by Kate GoldenApril 24th, 2013June 16th, 2014
Posted inEndocrine disruptors, Environment, Health & Welfare

Tainted fish

by Kate GoldenApril 21st, 2013July 18th, 2014

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