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Working for the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources for over thirty years taught Mel Vollbrecht a lot about how government works. Mostly it taught her about the importance of getting creative in solving problems.“No matter what politicians say or do, the remedy for hopelessness... Read More
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On November 8, a majority of voters in five counties voted YES on an advisory referendum question on the right to clean water, showing strong bipartisan support for clean water protection. The question read: “Should the State of Wisconsin establish a right to clean water to protect... Read More
Remembering Barb Gifford“Barb has made a significant, lasting impact on the people of Portage County and water advocates across Wisconsin by teaching the next generation about the importance of our water resources through Little Plover River field days.” - Wisconsin State Representative... Read More
Wisconsin is at a crossroads. What happens on November 8th will either leave us with the status quo in the state legislature, or we will find ourselves under the control of one political party. Either path will have significant consequences for environmental policies.You’ve witnessed... Read More
At the start of 2022, Jamie O’Neill was juggling a lot of responsibilities. She was a member of the La Crosse County Board of Supervisors, she was organizing the Agnes W. H. Tan Science Symposium at Viterbo University on the topic of “What’s In Our Drinking Water?” and she was... Read More
