Posted inEnvironment, Failure at the Faucet As rains intensify, sewage surges into Wisconsin waters by Danielle Kaeding January 11th, 2020February 24th, 2021 Why you can trust WisconsinWatch.org Climate change is bringing heavier rains, making it tougher to keep untreated sewage and stormwater out of the Great Lakes.
Posted inFailure at the Faucet, Health & Welfare Most nitrate, coliform in Kewaunee County wells tied to animal waste by Sarah Whites-Koditschek and Coburn Dukehart February 28th, 2019April 7th, 2021
Posted inFailure at the Faucet, Government, Health & Welfare Wisconsin misses chances to cut risk of lead exposure in drinking water by Cara Lombardo January 15th, 2017May 1st, 2017
Posted inFailure at the Faucet, Government, Health & Welfare Milwaukee takes action to reduce lead in water; critics say it is not enough by Cara Lombardo January 15th, 2017March 10th, 2017
Posted inFailure at the Faucet, Government, Health & Welfare Wisconsin DNR fails to update lead testing guidance in wake of Flint crisis by Cara Lombardo December 2nd, 2016January 2nd, 2017
Posted inFailure at the Faucet, Government, Health & Welfare ‘Strict’ pesticide rules fail to erase threat to Wisconsin’s drinking water by Rachael Lallensack/Wisconsin Center for Investigative Journalism October 16th, 2016June 10th, 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, 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 inWisWatch Blog For sale: Half a cow, one trout, one faucet and 1,000 wool balls by Lauren Fuhrmann April 20th, 2016February 13th, 2020
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
