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Federal Report Suggests Separating Great Lakes From Mississippi River System
Environmental groups and barge operators have renewed a dispute over whether there should be physical separation of the Great Lakes and Mississippi River water systems to prevent the spread of Asian...
View ArticleElectronics Recycling in Wisconsin
The E-Cylcing Wisconsin program offers the state's residents opportunities to keep elctronic waste our of our landfills. Larry Meiller finds out why that is important for the environment.Thu,...
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Wildlife Ecologist Recaps Wildlife News Of 2013
Wildlife Ecologist Recaps Wildlife News Of 2013At the start of a new year, it’s a good opportunity to look back and assess the year that just ended. Scott Craven, an emeritus wildlife specialist with...
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Touring the Upper Peninsula
Like Wisconsin, the Upper Peninsula is a great place to enjoy winter activities. John’s guest tells us where to go to enjoy the UP.Fri, 01/10/2014 - 06:00Host(s): John Munson Interviewer(s): John...
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State May Make More Companies Eligible For Renewable Energy Credits
There appears to be bipartisan support for changing the way that Wisconsin allocates renewable energy credits to utilities and companies that produce electric power.Under current law, renewable energy...
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Changes In Jet Stream Blamed For Extremely Low Temperatures, Scientist Says
Changes In Jet Stream Blamed For Extremely Low Temperatures, Scientist SaysRecord-low temperatures have blanketed about two-thirds of the U.S. this week, and while the extreme cold weather seems to...
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Study: Meat Production Has A Global Environmental Impact
Study: Meat Production Has A Global Environmental ImpactDespite the popularity of meatless diets of late, meat remains an essential part of the American diet. Many like meat and potatoes and of...
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Renewable Energy Slowly Increasing In Wisconsin
A conference Friday will look at the status of renewable energy in Wisconsin. The event comes as the state's largest business group says there's a national “war on coal-fired power plants.”The group...
View ArticleCross-country skiing with Chad McGrath
One of the most popular wintertime activities in Wisconsin is cross-country skiing. Larry Meiller finds out how to choose and care for equipment and some great places to go. Wed, 01/15/2014 -...
View ArticleBald Eagles In Wisconsin
Sauk Prairie is celebrating its annual Eagle Days this weekend. Larry Meiller learns about these incredible birds and their lives in Wisconsin. Wed, 01/15/2014 - 11:00Host(s): Larry Meiller Guest(s):...
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Great Succulents For Beginners
Great Succulents For BeginnersThe world of plants is fascinating. For instance, more than 60 plant families have members that have evolved as succulents. These intriguing plants grow all over the...
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DNR Report Highlights Iron Mine's Potential Environmental Impact
Environmentalists are happy about a new state Department of Natural Resources report that lays out potential problems with iron mining in northern Wisconsin.Conservatives don't like the 97-page report...
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Shipwrecks Provide Glimpse Of Great Lakes History
Shipwrecks Provide Glimpse Of Great Lakes HistoryThe history of the Upper Midwest is fascinating. From the Native American tribes who first populated the area, to fur traders, to later settlers and...
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Study Shows Decline In World's Carnivores, Could Seriously Impact Ecosystems
Study Shows Decline In World's Carnivores, Could Seriously Impact EcosystemsA new study shows that large carnivores in the wild are becoming scarcer...and that could have serious implications for the...
View ArticleWhooping Cranes Reach Destination, Restoration Efforts Continue
Whooping Cranes Reach Destination, Restoration Efforts ContinueA group of whooping cranes reached their destination in Florida after a three-month journey from Wisconsin. A crane expert shares the...
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Environmental Groups Ask PSC to Reconsider CapX2020 Power Lines
Groups opposing a major transmission line in southwest Wisconsin have asked the Public Service Commission to rethink its decision in approving the project.CapX2020 was approved by the PSC in 2012 and...
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Public Hearing on Asian Carp Prevention Underscores Concern For Great Lakes
People commenting at an Asian Carp meeting in Milwaukee Monday night urged federal officials to act quickly, to reduce the chance of the big fish getting into the Great Lakes.The Army Corps of...
View ArticleInsect Update: Will Extreme Cold Impact Insect Populations?
Some reports say that our extreme cold this winter will impact the population of the Emerald Ash Borer in Wisconsin, while other researchers say don't count on it. Larry Meiller finds out how cold and...
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GTAC Challenges DNR Over Questions Agency Asked About Proposed Mine
Gogebic Taconite, the company exploring the Penokee Hills for a possible open pit iron ore mine, is pushing back against some requests made by the Department of Natural Resources.A six-page letter from...
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Stakes Low in GMO Debate
GMOs, or genetically modified organisms, include insect-resistant cotton, herbicide-resistant corn, and rice that has been modified to contain more vitamin B. And they remain a subject of intense...
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