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With his recent executive order, President Trump is trying to remove protections for millions of acres of our public lands and monuments.
The Wisconsin State Assembly passed Assembly Bill 226 yesterday – a big step towards passing this bill into law.
Honoring the Water Congregation of the Great Spirit Water Ceremony - Milwaukee Water Commons
A bankruptcy judge on Tuesday approved the sale of the 47-acre former Milwaukee Solvay Coke Co. site, 311 E. Greenfield. The site is primarily south of E. Greenfield Ave., along the Kinnickinnic River and roughly two blocks east of 1st St.
Wisconsin should increase the amount of renewable energy in our state to reduce air and water quality pollution from burning fossil fuels. Currently the state is meeting its ten percent renewable energy goal that was established in 2005. Wisconsin was one of the lowest percentage targe
All water is connected. When groundwater is depleted, all water users—businesses, municipalities, farmers, fishermen, boaters, waterfront property owners, and more—pay the price. SB 76 would limit the ability of the DNR to address groundwater overpumping in critical areas by granting “
Wisconsin currently honors the sacrifice of our resident disabled veterans by offering reduced rates for fishing and hunting licenses. In addition, Wisconsin exempts anyone in active service with the U.S.
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As a clinical psychologist, I use MI every day to help my clients make the changes they desire. My first experience with MI was during my internship at a large VA hospital. I was tasked with developing a program to help vets who were struggling with substance abuse.
Increase in new CCL members leaning right
He should know. Testifying recently before the House Science Committee at a hearing dominated by climate science skeptics, Mann said, “It’s now more important than ever for scientists to speak up — loudly and clearly.”
Each water protector brings their own set of knowledge, skills, and teachings to their effort. They also choose different strategies, tools, and examples for making a positive difference. But how do we measure our impact?
During the past few decades, water threats have been met with various interest-groups who mitigate short-term damage within their orphaned political and cultural boundaries.
Storytelling is a vital skill to have when talking about climate change. In this episode, podcast host, Peterson Toscano, introduces you to novelist, Aaron Thier, a master storyteller. Through his new climate change-themed book, Mr.
A few weeks after the Climate Leadership Council released “The Conservative Case for Carbon Dividends,” the Wall Street Journal published a scathing editorial denouncing the plan.
From October 8, the Feast of St Francis, to November 3rd, the Feast of St Martin de Porres, Patron of social Justice Friends of Milwaukee's Downtown Forest seek 1000 signatures to advocate for a livable city.
Dr. Al Gedicks of the Wisconsin Resources Protection Council and Guy Reiter of the Menominee Tribe of Wisconsin will be coming to Parkside on the 20th to speak about sulfide mining and its multitude of harmful effects.
Canadian mining company, Aquila Resources, has proposed to build the Back 40 sulfide mine along the Menominee River. The mine would lie on traditional and sacred Menominee land, 150 feet from the Menominee River.
RiverPixMKE is a chance to build relationships in the photo-community of the Milwaukee-area, while at the same time increasing the public's awareness of our impressive MKE River Greenway!
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SPARK! is a cultural program for people with memory loss and thier care partners hosted by museums, nature centers, studios, and galleries.
Join us November 4th, for a fun Fall day of volunteering at MREA in Custer, WI! Tasks include; landscaping, weeding, preparing firewood, having fun, and more!
Come join the Milwaukee Transit Riders Union in our mission to preserve and improve Milwaukee’s transit service. Our monthly meetings are open to everyone. Meetings are typically held on the first Saturday of the month at 10:00am at the Milwaukee Environmental Consortium at 1845 N. Farwell Av.
Mark your calendars for our Annual Fall Member Event!
Staff members will be talking about our year in review at the View at Evolution from 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm. You won’t want to miss it!
Canadian mining company, Aquila Resources, has proposed to build the Back 40 sulfide mine along the Menominee River. The mine would lie on traditional and sacred Menominee land, 150 feet from the Menominee River.
Passionate about effecting local change, but don’t know where to start? Join us at beautiful Havenwoods State Forest for our inaugural River Defenders Advocacy Workshop.
The Experience of Creation
Appreciating the natural world in a mindful way. Opening our senses we respond creatively to nature's summons. (based in part on the book “Listening to Nature” by Cornell)
Come join the Milwaukee Transit Riders Union in our mission to preserve and improve Milwaukee’s transit service. Our monthly meetings are open to everyone. Meetings are typically held on the first Saturday of the month at 10:00am at the Milwaukee Environmental Consortium at 1845 N. Farwell Av.
The Experience of Creation
Appreciating the natural world in a mindful way. Opening our senses we respond creatively to nature's summons. (based in part on the book “Listening to Nature” by Cornell)
