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Posted inEnvironment, Murky Waters, Water Watch Wisconsin

Water-cleaning crustacean devoured by new predator in Lake Mendota

by Kate GoldenMay 14th, 2014July 16th, 2014 Why you can trust WisconsinWatch.org

Daphnia, tiny crustaceans in Lake Mendota that graze on algae, and their good works are in danger. Each year their population is now crashing in the late summer as they are decimated by a voracious new predator called the spiny waterflea.

Posted inEnvironment, Murky Waters, Water Watch Wisconsin

Leaky sewer pipes could export viruses to lakes

by Kate GoldenMay 7th, 2014July 18th, 2014
Posted inEnvironment, Health & Welfare, Murky Waters, Water Watch Wisconsin

Lake experiments explore roles of fish, computers, alum and more

by Kate GoldenApril 23rd, 2014June 20th, 2014
Posted inEnvironment, Government, Groundwater supply, Water Watch Wisconsin

Groundwater war pits Wisconsin farms against fish

by Kate PrengamanJuly 21st, 2013December 14th, 2017
Posted inEndocrine disruptors, Environment

The hunt for endocrine disruptors

by Kate Golden May 19th, 2013June 13th, 2022
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, Government, Health & Welfare

Concerns grow about hormone-disrupting chemicals in Wisconsin water

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

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