Clean Water Action Council Newsletters
Read more about environmental issues in our area.
In this Issue
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Will You Vote for the Environment on November 5th?
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Clean Water Values
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Like It or Not, the Environment Is a Partisan Issue
The Economic Impact of Water
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Public Lands Belong to You. Protect Them When You Vote
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Hunters and Anglers Need to Vote Pro-Environment
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Project 2025 Would Be an Environmental and Health Disaster
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SCOTUS' Chevron Decision a Risk to Human Health and the Environment
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Vote for Climate Change Action in November
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Protect Our Water from CAFOs With Your Vote in November
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Vote for Action on PFAS Pollution
The Action in Clean Water Action Council
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Crystal Brown, Administrative Assistant
CWAC's Outstanding Environmental Citizen Award Winner
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Mark Your Calendar!
In this Issue
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CAFO Expansions Continue as Opposition to Factory Farms Grows
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What is a CAFO?
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Northeast Wisconsin CAFOs and Their Violations
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Why Are There CAFOs?
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nvironmental Problems of CAFOs and Some Solutions
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Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations and Climate Change
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AFOs Are Harming Area Residents
Using Local and State Laws to Protect Our Waters from CAFO Pollution
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Applying Our Food Dollars and Sense to Create a Sustainable Future
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Please Support Organic Valley and Other Area Organic Producers
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Locations of Grassfed Farms in Wisconsin. We like this map a lot more!
The Action in Clean Water Action Council
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Thank You to Our Banquet Donors
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Page 18:
Mark Your Calendar!
In this Issue
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The Invasives Are Here! and more are coming...
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Invasive Insects Found in NE Wisconsin
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Watch for These Invasive Land Animals
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Invasive Land Plants in NE Wisconsin
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Aquatic Invasive Animals Threaten Native Species and Infrastructure
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Eurasian Water Milfoil: An Aquatic Invasive Plant and a Cancer on Our Lakes
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The Invasive Curly-leaf Pondweed
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Humans as Invasives
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Local Organizations Working to Remove Invasive Species and Improve Habitats
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The Action in Clean Water Action Council
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Jane Benson joins CWAC Board of Directors
Longtime member Rick Adamski joins the CWAC Board of Directors
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Stop Use of Coal Tar Pavement Sealants Poster
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Mark Your Calendar!
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Page 17:
CWAC Banquet Information
In this Issue
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Some of the places we love in NE WI and our work to protect them.
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Hidden Gems of Shawano County
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Appreciating and Protecting a Small Town
The Joy of Streams
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Lower Green Bay Offers a Wealth of Birding Opportunities
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Enjoy the Ice Age Trails in NE Wisconsin
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The SBCC Trail is a Place to Linger
Cultural Connections Anchored Through Family Ties
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Blissing Out on the Offshore Waters of Door County
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Appleton Parks on the Fox River. My playgrounds!
Enjoying the Cofrin Memorial Arboretum
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Renew Your Sense of Conservation at Cathedral Woods
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The Action in Clean Water Action Council
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It is marvelous to see how the Fox River has become a treasure in the past thirty years.
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Change in Staffing
Meet Our Spring Semester Intern
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CWAC Accomplishments in 2023
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Page 16:
Mark Your Calendar
In this Issue
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PFAS: A Growing Health and Environmental Concern
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PFAS: A Threat to Human Health
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Where PFAS are Found in Wisconsin
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PFAS and Consuming Wild Caught Fish
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The Relationship Between PFAS and Microplastics
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Counteracting PFAS—Remediation, Prevention, Treatment, and Testing
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A Guide to Water Filters for Removing PFAS
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Defending the Spills Law and DNR's efforts to keep Wisconsin families safe from PFAS and other toxic chemicals.
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The Action in Clean Water Action Council
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PFAS Conference Poster and Registration Form
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Mark Your Calendar
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Book Review: PAPER VALLEY. The Fight for Fox River Cleanup
Meet our new Board Member and Intern
In this Issue
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What you should know about biosolids
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Land application of biosolids in Northweast Wisconsin
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Biosolids & resource recovery. An alternative to land application
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Should Milorganite really be called organic?
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Sewage Sludge Contaminates Farm Fields in Marinette County with PFAS
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Using Biodigestion to Treat Biosolids and Produce Energy
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Federal and State Laws Regarding Biosolids
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PFAS and Biosolids Legislation. Are We There Yet?
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Kinnard Farms. Is the solution ot their pollution the Varcor manure processing system? Who will benefit? CAFOs? The Environment? People?
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The Action in Clean Water Action Council
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Mark Your Calendar
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Page 17:
Spring Banquet Donor’s List
In this Issue
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The State of the Bay
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The Green Bay Watershed is Huge!
The Evolution of Pollution of the Waters of Green Bay
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Impact of Invasive Species on Green Bay
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The Impact of Agriculture on the Water Quality of Green Bay
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PFAS, PAH, PCB, and the Green Bay Watershed
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The Bay of Green Bay Provides Recreational Opportunities and Significant Economic Benefits
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Bringing a New National Estuarine Research Reserve to the Bay of Green Bay
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The Action in Clean Water Action Council
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Page 14 & 15:
Dine and Bid for the Environment Poster and Ticket Order Form
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Page 16:
Mark Your Calendar
In this Issue
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Beyond the Ballot
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Impact of Midterm Elections on the Environment
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The results of the midterm elections strengthen protection of wild rice beds and climate change action.
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County Referendums Indicate Bipartisan Support for Clean Water
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The November election did little to deal with PFAS poisoned waters. But it could have been worse.
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Wisconsin's Democracy Remains Broken
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Evers' re-election means leaps and bounds for Wisconsin's environmental movement.
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Let Wisconsin's history of environmental activism guide us forward.
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When Status Quo is Good News
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Midterm Election Results Mix Pluses and Minuses. New Climate Campaigns Ramp Up
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• Midterm Election Results—Maintaining a Path to a Healthier Environment
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The Action in Clean Water Action Council
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Mark Your Calendar
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Here are Some Significant Actions that Members Supported in 2022
In this Issue
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The Good, The Bad, The Very Ugly— Environmental Gains and Losses in Northeast Wisconsin
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Area Farms Apply Principles of Regenerative Agriculture
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Green Bay Packaging—An Environmental Success Story
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Liquid Manure Spreading from CAFOs Is Harming Our Water Resources
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Coal Tar Pavement Sealants Cause Toxic PAH Contamination
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PFAS Chemicals, Wisconsin’s Worst Nightmare
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Human Health Impacts of PFAS Exposure
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The Action in Clean Water Action Council
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Mark Your Calendar
Dean Hoegger Moves to Position as Education Director
CWAC Hires Marcus Rufledt as Executive Director
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Breast Cancer and The Environment & Advances in Detection and Treatment Conference
In this Issue
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Recognizing and Preparing for Climate Change in Wisconsin
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Local Organizations Provide Climate Change Education and Actions
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Energy Independence from Out of State Fuel Sources Could Be in Our Future
Think Global, Act Local — How Local Governments are Responding to Climate Change
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Agriculture and Its Effects on Our Climate
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Farming with Climate Impacts in Mind
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Agricultural Carbon Sequestration Opportunities
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Climate Change is Leading to Food Insecurity
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Climate Change and Outdoor Recreation in Wisconsin
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The Action in Clean Water Action Council
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Meet Our Interns
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Mark Your Calendar
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Page 17:
Thank you to our Banquet Donors
In this Issue
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Cancer and the Environment: Understanding and reducing the risk from toxins in the environment.
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A Look at Cancer Rates in NE WI from 2014 - 2018
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Breast Cancer and the Environment: Understanding and Reducing the Risks
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Phthalates in Personal Care Products
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PFAS is a serious health threat in Wisconsin.
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The Politics of PFAS: Human Health vs the Business Lobby
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Nitrates pose risks for cancer and other health problems.
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Ag Chemicals: A Health Risk for Farm Families
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Cleaning Agents and Cancer
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Alert! Avoid 2,4-D Products and Treated Foods
How Politics Should Not Work: An Ugly Reality of Government’s Failure to Protect Citizens from Carcinogens
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The Action in Clean Water Action Council
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Mark Your Calendar!
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Page 18:
Meet Our Interns
In this Issue
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Using Local, State, and Federal Laws to Protect the Waters of Northeast Wisconsin
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Where does our right to the waters of our state originate?
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CWA Gives “Power to the People”
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Using the State Drinking Water Act to Protect Human Health
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Wisconsin's Public Records Law
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Government data bases can be used to monitor pollution permits.
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Citizens use the courts to protect the waters of the state.
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Make sure your voice is heard. Contact your state legislator.
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The Role of Local Government: Understanding How to Leverage the Power of Your City, Village, County, and Town Board
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Passing legislation is like makin' sausage.
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Local resolutions can be powerful political tools.
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Denying a Social License
The Action in Clean Water Action Council
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Mark Your Calendar
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CAFO Updates
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Page 18:
Thank You to the Donors for the Fall Banquet
In this Issue
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The Search for Sustainability — CWAC Members Demonstrate Sustainability
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Members Rick Adamski and Val Dantoin Model Sustainable Farming
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Members Dave Verhagen and Sher Brandl are working to improve their soil and reduce their carbon footprint.
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Chris and Dave Kellems remodeled with sustainability in mind.
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The Hoeggers, guardians of a small plot of land.
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John Hippensteel promotes sustainability by promoting clean energy
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Sustainability Briefs
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Seeking Sustainability When Dining Out
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The Top 7 Ways to Reduce Your Carbon Footprint and Move Towards Sustainable Living
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The Action in Clean Water Action Council
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Anaerobic Manure Digesters. Are they a solution to pollution?
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Meet Our Interns
An Update from Former Interns
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2021 Banquet Information
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Page 18:
Mark Your Calendar
In this Issue
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Endocrine Disrupting Chemicals - What you need to know to protect your family.
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EDCs can negatively impact our endocrine system in numerous ways.
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Reproductive Harm Due to Endocrine Disrupting Chemicals
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What’s the Source of Endocrine Disruptors in Our Waters?
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Endocrine Disrupting Chemicals in Land- Spread Wastes
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Hidden Dangers of EDCs in Personal Care Products
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The Mutant Bass of the Susquehanna River, A Lesson for NE WI
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A Parent’s Concerns about Endocrine Disruptors and Leo Transande’s Research
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Are the current regulations on endocrine disrupting chemicals enough?
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At-Home Best Management Practices to Avoid EDC Exposure
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The Action in Clean Water Action Council
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CWAC Monitors Use of Phosphorus Fertilizer by Lawn Care Companies
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Mark Your Calendar!
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CWAC Banquet Information
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Page 18:
Oh, Those Were the Good Old Days
In this Issue
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Waste Not, Want Not. Seeking a Zero Waste Economy
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The Art of Marketing by the Fossil Fuel Industry Is a Challenge to Zero Waste
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Let's Make the Zero Waste Movement Intersectional
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Trash Incinerators - A Rose by Any Other Name
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The Great Lakes Are Swimming in Microplastics
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Suggestions for Living a More Zero Waste Lifestyle
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Keep food waste out of our landfills. Compost it at home!
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Community Composting of Food Waste
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Shredded paper is no longer accepted by the Tri-County Recycling Facility. Now what?
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Q & A with Mark Walter, Brown County Resource Recovery
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Biden-Harris and the Environment: A Breath of Fresh Air
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The Action in Clean Water Action Council
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Mark Your Calendar!
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Page 18:
Meet Our Interns & Food Waste Composting Workshop
In this Issue
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CWAC Continues to Fight for Mining Protections
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The History of Mining in Wisconsin
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Environmental Impacts of Sulfide Metallic Mining
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A Discussion of Wisconsin’s Mining Laws & Regulations Since the 1990s
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The Impact of Frac Sand Mining in Wisconsin
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“Back Forty” Mine is a Threat to the Menominee River
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Don’t believe what mining industry promoters are telling you about Wisconsin’s Flambeau Mine! It has not operated without polluting local waters.
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Sport Fishing and the Threat from Mining Pollution
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Environmental Threats of Non-Metallic Mining (Limestone Quarrying) in NE Wisconsin
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The Threat of Mining Impacts Wisconsin Residents
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Is Mining Worth the Cost?
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The Action in Clean Water Action Council
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Impairments to the East Twin River
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CWAC Accomplishments for 2020
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Page 18:
Mark Your Calendar!
In this Issue
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The Fox River: Then, Now, and in the Future
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The History of Human Impact on the Fox River
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The Importance of the Fox-Wolf Watershed
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History of the PCB Cleanup in Fox River and Green Bay
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Dead Zones in Green Bay Likely to Get Worse Before They Get Better
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Sources of Rural Nonpoint Source Pollution to the Fox River
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Your Role in Protecting the Fox River from Urban Runof
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PAH Pollution in Runoff to the Fox River
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Point Source Pollution of the Fox River
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Climate Change, Flooding, and the Effect on Fox River Water Quality
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The Action in Clean Water Action Council
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The Action in Clean Water Action Council
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Mark Your Calendar!
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Page 19:
Membership Form
In this Issue
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The Impact of Factory Farms in Northeast Wisconsin
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The Impact of Factory Farms on the People of Northeast Wisconsin
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Socio-economic Impact of CAFOs on Small Communities
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Manure Pits Impact Quality of Rural Life
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Are road damages from large farming equipment being addressed?
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Wisconsin Department of Revenue confirms that proximity to a CAFO impacts property value.
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How you spend your food dollars can protect the environment.
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Call for Moratorium on the Construction and Expansion of Industrial-Sized Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations in Wisconsin
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Northeast Wisconsin Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations - listing
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A Massive (and purposeful) Regulatory Failure of CAFOs
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The Action in Clean Water Action Council
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Meet Our Summer Interns
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Mark Your Calendar!
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Rodale Partners with Indigo Ag on Regenerative Agriculture
In this Issue
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Protect Your Family From the Threat of PFAS Contamination
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Why should you know about the threat from PFAS chemicals?
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The Flagrant and Insidious Danger Posed by PFAS
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Chemical Contamination from PFAS Fire-fighting Foams Threatens Human Health
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Water Proofing and PFAS Exposure
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Non-Stick Cookware and PFAS Impacts on Health
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PFAS Testing Resources
Testing for PFAS and PFOS in Your Home and Drinking Water
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PFAS Legislation Passed and Some Needing Your Support
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The Action in Clean Water Action Council
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Recovery of the Fox River
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Meet Our New Interns
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Page 16-17:
Mark Your Calendar!
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Page 18:
CWAC Silent Auction & Dance for the Environment Information and Order Form
In this Issue
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The Impact of Federal Environmental Policies on Northeast Wisconsin
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Bring the Paris Agreement to Your Community
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Toxic Substance Rollbacks Under Trump Administration
WI Impacted by Trump Administration Retraction of WOTUS Rule
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Rollbacks of Clean Air Act to Impact Wisconsin
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Endangered Species Rule Changes Are Endangering Species
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Public Lands Under Attack
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Improved Automobile Fuel Efficiency Threatened
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The Agriculture and Nutrition Act: Farm Bill or Band-Aid?
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Are you contaminating our water with microplastic pollution from clothing?
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"Just Say No" to Plastic Water Bottles
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The Action in Clean Water Action Council
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Mark Your Calendar!
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CWAC Accomplishments for 2019
In this Issue
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The Year of Clean Drinking Water - How are we doing?
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The Federal Safe Drinking Water Act: An important tool for citizen action to protect drinking water!
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Municipal Drinking Water Quality Report for Area Communities
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Data on County Wells
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The Economics of Clean Drinking Water in Wisconsin
How are we doing at "Getting the Lead Out"?
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Dazed & Confused Over “Safe” PFAS Levels
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Improve Manure Application to Protect Drinking Water Quality
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Mercury Continues to Enter Wisconsin’s Waterways and Threaten Drinking Water
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Blue Gold: What is the True Value of Water?
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The Action in Clean Water Action Council
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Mark Your Calendar!
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Meet Our Interns
In this Issue
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Are We Ignoring Environmental Warning Bells in NE Wisconsin? - A critical Look at the risks involved with exposure to toxic chemicals and what we can do about it.
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Get the Lead Out!
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What is the risk from BPA-coated cash register receipts?
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Exposure to PCBs Remain a Threat in Northeast WI
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The use of Farm Chemicals in NE WI Poses a Threat to Human Health
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We must continue to reduce mercury pollution to protect our children!
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Take Action on PFAS Contamination
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Are you at risk of pesticides in your home?
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We must reduce toxic air from ozone and particulate pollution!
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The Hidden Dangers of Milk House Wastewater
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Avoid Coal-Tar-Based Pavement Sealants at All Cost
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The Action in Clean Water Action Council
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Meet Our Summer Intern Mike Reno
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Page 17-18:
Mark Your Calendar!
In this Issue
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Climate Change - Think Global, Act Local in Northeast Wisconsin
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Merchants of Doubt are Losing Their Battle with Climate Change
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Global Climate Change and the Affects It Has on Wisconsin
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Melting Polar Ice: What is the Worst That Could Happen?
Personal Changes to Fight Climate Change
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Tell Congressman Mike Gallagher to Support Carbon Fee and Dividend
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Climate Change, Wisconsin, and You
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Time's Running Out, But the Sun Isn't
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Solar in the Shadow of the Frozen Tundra
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Loss of Public Transportation Contributes to CO2 Emissions
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Electric Vehicles Making a Positive Impact Towards Global Warming
Sustainable "Green Construction" Gaining Traction in the Industry
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The Action in Clean Water Action Council
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Meet Our Interns
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Page 16-17:
Mark Your Calendar!
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Page 18:
CWAC Annual Banquet Order Form & Information
In this Issue
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We Are Drowning in Plastic!
Join the Efforts to Reduce Plastic Waste
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Choosing Glass Over Plastic Bottles
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Why We Should Have a Bottle Bill
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The Last Plastic Straw?
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Paper or Plastic Bag. How about Neither.
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Markets for Recycling Plastics vs. Glass
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Some Ways to Reduce the Use of Plastic
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A Review of Efforts by Northeast Wisconsin Counties to Promote Recycling at Events
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Plastic Pollution Pandemic: Microplastics...No Small Issue
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Health Impacts of Chemical Exposures from Plastics
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The Action in Clean Water Action Council
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Citizens Are Most Precious Resource
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Mark Your Calendar!
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CWAC Accomplishments for 2018
In this Issue
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Barriers to Protecting the Waters of Wisconsin: Vote for Clean Water!
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Wisconsin Citizens Must Work to Overcome State-Imposed Barriers to Protect Our Waters
The DBA Pushes to Move CAFO Regulations Out of DNR Control
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Water Quality Harmed by Trickle-Down Effect of Budget Cuts
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Legislative and Judicial Actions Weaken Groundwater and Surface Water Protections
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Local Control of Industrial-Size Farms Lost to the Livestock Facility Siting Law
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What can you do? Take action today and at the polls in November!
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The Action in Clean Water Action Council
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Thought Control Being Used to Ignore Climate Change?
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Join Our Planned Giving Circle of Friends
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Improving Your Farm’s Bottom Line with Managed Grazing
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Mark Your Calendar!
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Meet Our New Interns
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The Effect of Agricultural Practices on Food Quality and Human Health
In this Issue
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Good Food, Good Farming: Eat Healthy and Support Sustainable Farming in Northeast Wisconsin
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Accountability, Environment, Health Among Top Reasons for Choosing Organic Foods
Meuer Organic Farm
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Grass-Grazed Animals Offer Health Benefits and Reduce Environmental Impact
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Phytochemicals: The Nonessential Nutrients That May Be Essential
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The Search for Sustainable Agriculture
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Agricultural Composting: The Answer to Manure Management & Nutrient Recycling
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Sustainable Farming Organizations: Working for Consumers and Producers
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Polich Organic Dairy Farm - Sturgeon Bay
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A Sample of More Good Farming Practices in N.E. WI
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Good Food from CWAC Members
N.E. WI Community Supported Agriculture Growers (CSA)
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The Action in Clean Water Action Council
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Mark Your Calendar!
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Meet Our New Board Members
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Meet Our New Intern & What are our previous Interns doing now?
In this Issue
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Take Action Against Significant Environmental Threats in Northeast Wisconsin
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Cuts to WDNR Makes Wisconsin Open for Business to Polluters and Developers
Can we no longer look to the EPA for support?
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It’s Not Your “Grandpa’s Farm” Anymore
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Reduce Particulate Pollution and Reduce Threats to Human Health and the Environment
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Protecting Yourself from Endocrine Disrupting Chemicals (EDC’s) A Biological Assault on your Body at the Cellular Level
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Impacts of Passing the WI Sulfide Mining Bill
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Fluoride Compounds Pollute Marinette Groundwater Wells and Heads to Lake Michigan
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Invasive Species—A Deadly Biological Storm
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Wetlands Bill--All Waters are Connected
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The Action in CWAC
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Mark Your Calendar! Meetings, Events and Happenings
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Silent Auction, Dinner & Dance for the Environment
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Page 19:
CWAC Membership Form
In this Issue
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Clearing the Air in Northeast Wisconsin: Threats to Air Quality and Human Health
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President Trump Jettisons Clean Power Plan: A Serious Threat to Air Quality
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The American Lung Association’s State of the Air Report: What it Says for Northeast Wisconsin
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Waste from Coal Combustion Is a Threat to Human Health in Northeast WI
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Sources of Ground-Level Ozone in Northeast Wisconsin
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Getting Rid of Reformulated Gas Will Cost Us More Than We Save
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More Reasons Not to Like Coal: Coal Pollutes Our Air and Water
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Cow Farts Are No Laughing Matter: CAFOs Concentrate Methane Emissions
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Additional Local and Regional Sources of Air Pollution
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The Action in CWAC
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Planned Giving, Health Forum, and Membership Drive!
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Mark Your Calendar! Meetings, Events, and Happenings
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CWAC Accomplishments for 2017
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CWAC Membership Form
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Are you working to protect the waters of Northeast Wisconsin? Join the fight for clean water.
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Take Action Today: Urge the DNR, Governor, and Legislature to Strengthen Manure Spreading Rules
The Importance of Citizen Participation in Water Quality Monitoring
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Phosphorus Regulations Must Be Maintained
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Protecting our Waters with Cropland Rental Agreements
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Why Conservation Farmers Switch to No-till Farming
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Cover Crops-A Better Way of Farming
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Are Tax Dollars to CAFOs Promoting Loss of Water Quality?
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The Action in CWAC
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The "Dirt" on Coal
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Tires Burned by Local Industries Affect Our Air and Water
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Meet Our Interns!
Mark Your Calendar! Meetings, Events and Happenings
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Join Our Planned Giving Circle of Friends
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CWAC Membership Form
In this Issue
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Sustainable Farms or Animal Factories. Which will your food dollars support?
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Sustainable or Unsustainable: A Farmers' Choice
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Farm Subsidies-How they are affecting farming practices, food and public health
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Industrial Hog Farms Are Not Sustainable
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Pastured Pork: A Sustainable Method of Hog Production
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Groché Organic Farms: A Model for Sustainability
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Local Community Supported Agriculture Programs (CSA's)
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Support Cheesemakers Sourcing from Sustainable Dairy Farms
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The Action in CWAC
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CWAC opposes construction of Back 40 Mine
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New Board Members!
Meet Our Interns!
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Mark Your Calendar! Meetings, Events and Happenings
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Join Our Planned Giving Circle of Friends
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CWAC Membership Form
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Citizens are Mad as Hell and Don’t Want to take it Anymore
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Kewaunee County Resident Angry About Continued CAFO Expansion
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CAFOs, Carrying Capacity, and Cumulative Effects
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Resist the Weakening of Environmental Laws
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What Would Life Be Like Without the EPA?
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Taking a Stand for Wisconsin’s Natural Resources
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Trout Fishing Endangered Throughout Wisconsin
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Act for the Climate
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Empowering Acts Within Reach
The Action in CWAC (Legal Actions, CWAC Educational Efforts in the Community, Weekly Updates)
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Mark Your Calendar!
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Join Our Planned Giving Circle of Friends
Yardening with Mother Nature
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Silent Auction, Dinner & Dance for the Environment Information and Registration Form
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CWAC Membership Form
In this Issue
- Page 1: CAFO is More than a Four-Letter Word
- Page 2: The Economic and Social Impact of CAFOs on Rural Communities
- Page 3: The Impact of Liquid Manure on Groundwater Quality
- Page 4: CAFOs Release Hazardous Air Emissions
- Page 5: Green House Gas and Wisconsin's CAFO Industry
- Page 6: The Practice of CAFO Confinement and Animal Cruelty
- Page 7: Kewaunee County CAFO Owners and Supporters are Alleged to Use Underhanded Tactics
- Page 8: Why Wisconsin's Agricultural Laws Fail to Protect Public Health and the Environment
- Page 9: CAFOs Use Public Relations to Fight Needed Ag Reforms
- Page 10: Opposing CAFO Expansions in Northeastern Wisconsin
- Page 11: If Not Industrial Farms, What Then?
- Page 12: The Action in CWAC
The 2017 Membership Drive Has Begun
Volunteer!
Legal Actions - Page 14: CWAC's Educational Efforts in The Community
Weekly CWAC Updates
Please Support the Businesses of Our Members - Page 15: Meet Our New Intern
In this Issue
- Page 1: Searching for Candidates with Beautiful Environmental Minds
- Page 2: Like it or Not, the Environment is a Partisan Issue
- Page 3: Make Protecting Wetlands a Voting Issue!
Vote for a Candidate Who Will Protect Wisconsin's Groundwater - Page 4: Vote to Return the Office of the Public Intervenor
- Page 5: Will Your Legislative Vote Strengthen the Role of the DNR?
Be Sure Your Vote Says, "Public Lands Belong to All of Us!" - Page 6: Climate Change and Renewable Energy Policy
- Page 7: Climate Change Needs Leaders Who Are Scientifically Literate Supporting the EPA: A Litmus Test
- Page 8: The Economic Impact of Clean Water
- Page 9: Family Farms or Animal Factories? What Is Your Candidate's Position?
- Page 12: The Action in CWAC
The 2016 Membership Drive is Wrapping Up
Volunteer!
Legal Actions - Page 13: CWAC's Educational Efforts in the Community
- Page 14: Weekly CWAC Updates
We Have Moved
Join the fight against manure spraying! - Page 15: Join Us For Our Next Health Forum
- Page 16: Meet Our New Interns
In this Issue
- Page 1: Failing Green
- Page 2: Wind Energy Makes Impact on Today's Energy Infrastructure
- Page 3: Wisconsin's Clean Energy Economy
- Page 4: Solar Future is Bright
- Page 5: The Environmental and Health Impacts of Incineration-Based Waste-to-Energy
- Page 7: Damn Dams
- Page 8: Success of Farm-based Digesters Increases
- Page 9: Rotational Grazing Reduces Energy Consumption
- Page 11: The Action in CWAC
The 2016 Membership Drive is Underway
Volunteer!
Legal Actions - Page 12: CWAC's Educational Efforts in the Community
- Page 13: Weekly CWAC Updates
CWAC's Partnerships
CWAC's Actions in the Community - Page 15: Join the Fight Against Manure Spraying!
In this Issue
- Page 1: Lets Clear the Air
- Page 2: Fox River Coal Piles Add to Particulate Pollution
- Page 4: CAFOs Can Have Negative Effects on Air Quality
- Page 5: There are Social and Emotional Impacts of CAFO Air Pollution
- Page 6: Open Burning Creates Toxic Air
Indoor Air Pollution: What Are You Breathing? - Page 8: Controlling Dust Can Improve Indoor Air Quality
- Page 9: Incinerators by Any Name Pose Threat to Air Quality
The Action in CWAC The 2016 Membership Drive Is Underway
Volunteer!
Legal Actions
- Page 10: CWAC's Educational Efforts in the Community
- Page 11: Weekly CWAC Updates
CWAC's Partnerships CWAC's Actions in the Community
In this Issue
- Page 1: Who is Protecting the Waters of Wisconsin?
Wisconsin Water Resources at Risk
Wisconsin Citizens Take Action to Protect the Waters of the State
- Page 3: Petition for Corrective Action Includes Six CWAC Members
- Page 4: The Petition for Corrective Action: Viewpoint of a Retired County Conservationist
- Page 6: High Capacity Wells Pose Threat to Wisconsin Groundwater
- Page 8: Manure Spraying, A Threat to Our Waters and Health. DNR Approves Manure Spraying in Wood County
Some Key Organizations Working to Protect the Waters of Northeast Wisconsin
- Page 10: NEW Water to Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions
- Page 11: The Action in CWAC
The 2016 Membership Drive Is Underway
Volunteer!
Legal Actions
CWAC’s Educational Efforts in the Community - Page 12: Weekly CWAC Updates
CWAC's Partnerships
CWAC's Actions in the Community - Page 13: Tipping Point on Climate Change Action
- Page 14: Meetings, Events and Happenings
- Page 16: CWAC Key Accomplishments for 2015
Clean Power Plan Webinar Reveals Loopholes for Biomass and Waste Burning
In this Issue
- Page 1: Can Agri-Tourism and the Preservation of Small Family Farms Save Us from CAFO Ruination?
- Page 2: Preserving Our Small Family Farms through Agri-Tourism
- Page 4: Irish Farm Bed and Breakfasts Can Be a Model for Wisconsin Agri-Tourism
- Page 5: Waseda Farms, a Model of Sustainability and Eco-Tourism
It’s Time to Reconsider Liquid Manure Systems - Page 7: Rotational Grazing Dairy Farming Protects Our Waters and Is Economically Feasible
Advantages of rotational grazing systems - Page 8: Landowners Can Act to Protect Their Water and Limit CAFO Expansion
- Page 9: Driving Toward Dinuba: Taking Action to Build Rural Communities
- Page 10: The Action in CWAC
The 2015 membership drive continues
Volunteer
Legal Actions
CWAC’s Educational Efforts in the Community - Page 12: CWAC ’s Actions in the Community
- Page 14: Meetings, Events and Happenings
- Page 16: Meet Our Interns!
In this Issue
- Page 1: Protecting Your Family from Toxins in the Home and Environment
- Page 2: Smart Pest Management of Lawns and Gardens
- Page 3: Protect Your Family from Toxic Air in the Home
- Page 4: Avoiding Toxins from Local Fish
- Page 5: Selecting GMO-free Foods Can Be Cost Effective
- Page 6: Protect Your Family from Overexposure to Fluoride
- Page 7: Avoiding Toxic Cookware & Storage Containers
- Page 8: Diagnosing and Improving Your Well Water
- Page 10: Endocrine Disruptors Can Harm Your Health
- Page 11:Updates
The Action in CWAC
The 2015 Membership Drive Continues
Volunteer!
Legal Actions
- Page 12: CWAC's Educational Efforts in the Community
Weekly CWAC Updates
CWAC's Event Partnerships
CWAC's Actions in the Community - Page 13: Join us for our Health Forum: Protecting Your Family from Toxins in the Home and Environment
- Page 14: It's time for good neighbors to oppose all waste gasification projects
- Page 15: Meet Our New Interns
From Toxin Toxout
In this Issue
- Page 1: Mitigating and Adapting to Climate Change in N.E. Wisconsin
Will 2015 Be the Year for Decisive Action on Climate Change?
CWAC to Co-sponsor Climate Change Forum with Focus on N.E. Wisconsin
- Page 2: Merchants of Doubt Create Cloud Over Climate Change
- Page 3: Climate Change Already Threatens Wisconsin Forests While Some Wisconsin Politicians Remain Unconvinced
- Page 4: Future of Wisconsin’s Forests in a Changing Climate
Climate Effects on How the Great Lakes Grow and Flow - Page 5: Goodbye to the Loon
- Page 6: Climate Change and Food Production in Wisconsin
- Page 7: Decline of Minnesota Moose
- Page 8: Wisconsin Falling Behind in Climate Change Policy
- Page 9 :Mitigating Climate Change: What you can do!
The Action in CWAC
The 2015 Membership Drive is Underway!
Volunteer!
Legal Actions - Page 10: CWAC's Event Partnerships
CWAC's Educational Efforts in the Community
- Page 11: CWAC's Actions in the Community
- Page 13: The High Heart Project Shares Office with CWAC, from Chris Zimonick
- Page 14: Sawyer Creek Watershed Projects Completed with Utica Settlement
- Page 15: Tips for Monitoring Manure Spreading
Meet Our New Interns!
In this Issue
- Page 1: Join the Sustainable and Healthy Foods Movement
An Introduction by CWAC President, Dean Hoegger
- Page 2: The Local Food Movement in Eastern Wisconsin
- Page 3: A profile of Trust Local Foods
Farmers' Markets: Locally Grown Food All Year 'Round - Page 4: Co-ops: Connecting Healthy Food, Farming, and the Local Economy
New Leaf Marketing Coming Soon to Green Bay
The Food Day Movement - Page 5: Rotational Grazing - Guilt-Free Beef and Dairy
- Page 6: Sustainable Practices Implemented on Organic Dairy Farm
- Page 7: Soil Health, the Key to Agricultural Sustainability and Climate Change
- Page 10: Where is GMO Labeling?
- Page 11: The Action in CWAC
- Page 12: CWAC's Educational Efforts in the Community
- Page 13: CWAC's Actions in the Community
- Page 14: CWAC Completes Glyphosate in Well Water Study
- Page 15: Effects from Glyphosate Contamination May Be Mistaken as Gluten Intolerance
- Page 16: Groundwater Contamination: A Clear Health Hazard
- Page 17: CWAC - Key Accomplishments for 2014
Meet Our Interns - Page 18: Mark Your Calendar - Meetings, Events, and Happenings
In this Issue
- Page 1: What’s Happening to Our Waters?
A look at local water concerns in Wisconsin and the efforts to keep them safe.
An Introduction by CWAC President Dean Hoegger
- Page 2: What the Waters Tell Us
- Page 3: Contaminated Wells Spur Tougher Waste Spreading Ordinance in Kewaunee County
- Page 4: Ohio’s Blue Green Algae Problem Could Become Ours
- Page 5: Neonics Wreaking Havoc on Aquatic Life, Honeybees
- Page 8: Coal Tar Sealants Pose Threat to Water and Health
- Page 9: Industrial Farm Model is Damaging Environment
- Page 10: Walker Weakened Protections of State's Wetlands
- Page 11: A Major Victory for Protection from High Capacity Well Permits
PCB Contaminated Sediment Cleanup Continues for a Sixth Year - Page 12: Oneida Tribe Partners to Restore Trout Creek
- Page 13: The Action in CWAC
Have you renewed your membership for 2014?
Legal Actions
CWAC's Educational Efforts in the Community
CWAC's Actions in the Community - Page 15: Greening Out Your Trash Can: International, National, and Local Studies and Programs on Food Waste
- Page 17: CWAC Interns
In this Issue
- Page 1: Make Environmental Justice the Next Human Rights Campaign
Sandra Steingraber Invites Audience to Join the Environmental Rights Movement
CWAC Answers the Call for an Environmental Justice Campaign - Page 3: The Time for Citizen Advocacy is Now
- Page 4: The Toxic Trespass of Frac Sand Mining
- Page 6: EPA Loophole Increases Threat from Incinerators
- Page 7: CWAC Board Takes Position Against Municipal Water Fluoridation
- Page 8: Join the Task Force to Stop Spray Irrigation of Animal Waste
- Page 9: Join the Fight against GMOs
Legislative Actions to Protect Citizens from GMOs - Page 10: Engaging Elected Officials the CCL Way
- Page 11: The Action in CWAC
CWAC in the Community
Legal Actions - Page 13: Clean Water Action Council Asks the State Supreme Court for Decision Review
CWAC Welcomes New Board Members
In this Issue
- Page 1: Examining the Link Between Cancer and the Environment
CWAC Examines the Local Exposure to Toxic Chemicals
CWAC to Host Health Forum featuring Sandra Steingraber - Page 3: A Look at Cancer Rates in Northeast Wisconsin
- page 4: Dioxins:The Worst of the Dirty Dozen
- Page 5: PCBs: The Unseen Threat in our Community
- Page 6: Exposure to Atrazine and other Agricultural Chemicals Pose Health Risk
- Page 7: CWAC to Offer Well Testing for the Herbicide Glyphosate
- Page 8: The Action in CWAC
CWAC in the Community
Legal Actions
CWAC Representation on State and Local Committees Organizations - Page 11: CWAC Seeks Participants for Food Waste Study
- Page 12: Guest Commentaries
In this Issue
- Page 1: At Whose Table Do Our Legislators Sit?
Money, Politics and the Environment in a Greener 2014 - Page 2: The Movement to Overcome Citizens United Grows
- Page 3: Improving Recycling for a Greener 2014
- Page 4: Managed Grazing Could Improve Water Quality in 2014 and Beyond
- page 5: Spray Irrigation of Manure, A Cause for Concern in the Coming Year
- Page 7: The Use of Fewer Antibiotics Would Make for a Healthier 2014
- Page 8: Good Tidings for 2014 on Emerald Ash Borer Front
- Page 9: The Action in CWAC
Join us at the office
CWAC in the Community
CWAC Monitors PCB Cleanup of Fox River
CWAC Monitors for Incineration
Legal Actions
CWAC Representation on State and Local Committees and Organizations - Page 12: CWAC Welcomes Our Fall and Spring Interns
In this issue:
- Page 1: Green Energy, What's Really Green?
- Page 3: Corn-Based Ethanol—The Brownest Green Fuel
Manure Digesters Do Not Solve Manure Problems - Page 4: Solar Energy Is Both Green and Affordable
- Page 5: Solar Electric/Photovoltaics
- Page 6: BUILDING A LOW “MPG” HOME
- Page 7: As Wind Energy Industry Grows, Green Solutions Sought
The Action in CWAC
Legal Actions
Legal Research
CWAC Follows Council on Recycling Plastic...
CWAC in the Community
CWAC Field Trips - Page 10: Tall Ships Festival Booth a Success
Frac Sand Mining Environmental Concerns Grow - Page 11: CITIZENS CLIMATE LOBBY: Where Civility, Science and Action Meet
More Threats to One of the Largest Freshwater Estuaries - Page 12: Latest Water Test Results Show High E. Coli Bacteria Count
- Page 13: Water Testing for Roundup in Well Water Offered
Book Reviews
In this issue:
- Page 1: Are You Choosing an Organic Diet for Your Family?
- Page 2: Are Your Foods GMO Free?
- Page 3: Is Your Lawn Chemicals Free?
Brown County's Community Gardens Transitioning Towards Organic - Page 4: Restaurant Provides Compost for Organic Gardener
- Page 5: Will Allen Inspires Others through Growing Power Inc.
- Page 6: Herbicide Carryover, Gardeners Beware!
Managed Grazing Provides a Better Choice for Consumers - Page 7: The Action in CWAC
- Page 11: CWAC Supports Efforts to Prevent Spray Irrigation of Animal Waste
- Page 12: Water Reality Event Held in Wautoma
CWAC Continues to Sponsor Student Interns
Meet Carla Martin, CWAC’s Newest Board Member - Page 13: CWAC Hires Executive Director
In this issue:
- Page 1: The Man from Clear Lake, Gaylord Nelson, Still Inspires the Green Movement.
- Page 2: Zero Waste Group Forms in Brown County
Sustain Door Returns Sustainability Fair to Door County April 27 - Page 3: Green Bay's Bird City Recognition Leads to Avian-Related Successes
- Page 4: Green Bay Pollinator Corridor Creates Chain of Native Landscape Gardens
Local City Ordinance Supports Native Landscapes
Sustainable Farming is Promoted in Northeast Wisconsin - Page 5: N.E.W. Plastics Corporation Brings Sustainability to Lumber Industry
- Page 6: Gardner Town Board Seeks to Regulate CAFOs
The Action in CWAC - Page 10: Join the Mother Earth Water Walkers for an Event on May 5th
- Page 11: Dance for the Environment Information and Ticket Order Form
- Page 12: Mark Your Calendar!
In this issue:
- Page 1: WI Citizens Have the Legal Right to Hold Government and Polluters Accountable
- Page 2: Public Effectively Excluded from OSGC C.U.P. Application Process
- Page 3: Manure Spray Irrigation: The Latest Threat from Industrial Farming May Limit Public Input
- Page 4: Residents Struggle to Participate in Proposed Digester Approval
- Page 5: CAFO Tour Raises Awareness and Concerns
- Page 6: The Action in CWAC
- Page 9: S.S. Badger Owners Resist Environmental Upgrades
- Page 10: Students Perform Real Stream Research
In this issue:
- CAFOs: What they are and why we should care.
- Impact of CAFOs on Brown County
- Impact of CAFOs on Kewaunee County
- CAFO Myths
- Responding to the Growing Number of CAFOs
- The Action in CWAC
- A Letter from Kewaunee Cares
- Emerald Ash Borer is Here!
- Mark Your Calendar!
In this issue:
- Moving Toward Zero Waste: A Goal for Northeast Wisconsin to Embrace
- Compost = Black Gold
- Food Waste Primer and The Food Waste Task Force
- Landfill Reduction and Recycling, Inc. Provides Green Alternative for Construction and Demolition Materials
- The Action in CWAC, Including an update on Oneida Tribe's Gasification Incinerator
- CWAC Banquet & Dance for the Environment Raises Funds for Legal Fees
- Mark Your Calendar!
In this issue:
- Clean Water Act (CWA) Turns 40 Karst Typography-Or Cracks and Cow Crap Don't Mix
- Phosphate Concentration in Surface Water Observed Over Eleven Years, an Example of Citizen Monitoring
- Open Burning Contributes to Ground and Surface Water Pollution
- Recycling Farm Plastic Needs Exploration
- Regional Interests Involving the WDNR and the EPA
- Wind Energy Primer - Is Wind Energy for You?
- The Action in CWAC
- Silica Frac-Sand Mining in Wisconsin
In this issue:
- A Changing Ice Fishing Catch in Green Bay Brings Concern for Fish-Eaters
- Downplaying Invasives Not a Good Idea
- Runaway Mining Train Will Ruin Wisconsin's Fresh Water
- The Death of the Conservation Congress
- Regional Interests Involving the WDNR and the EPA
- The Action in CWAC
In this issue:
- Oneida Trash to Energy Plant Not in Harmony with Tribe's Philosophy
- The Long and Dirty Wake of the SS Badger
- Phosphorus Still Harming Our Lakes and Streams
- Utica Ethanol Lawsuit Review
- Apple Papers, Inc. and NRC Corp. Leave Their PCB Cleanup for Others
- CWAC with an Emphasis on Action
In this issue:
- Wisconsin Supreme Court Shut the Door on Citizens' Rights to Clean Water
- What Does this Decision mean for Wisconsin Citizens?
- Behavior of Some Justices Shocks Observers from CWAC
- The Clean Water Act Threatened in Congress, Act Now
- THE WALKER ADMINISTRATION'S ATTACK IS AGAINST ALL OF US
In this issue:
- CWAC Fights for Environmental Justice in Northeast Wisconsin - Notices Served to Enforce Federal Clean Air Act
- Remembering Dale Druckrey
- Avoid Coal Tar Sealant for Your Driveway
- Clean Water Action Council Goals for 2011
