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The Forest Service has gathered public input on a proposed National Old Growth Amendment, with a priority to conserve and restore these characteristics on federal lands. Only 17% of the acres within federally managed forest land falls under the category.
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The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources approved a permit for septage disposal on Lac du Flambeau tribal lands.
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Researchers mapped American croplands that have fallen out of production in hopes of inspiring new uses for them, such as renewable energy
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The Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest is considering fee changes at campsites.
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Public comment ends this week for a permit needed for a high-profile oil pipeline project in northern Wisconsin
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According to the latest Environmental Protection Agency data, harmful algae bloom events are increasing across the country - including in Wisconsin
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Tax credits in the Inflation Reduction Act are designed to incentivize property owners to reduce their structure's carbon footprint but policy experts said there is still not enough awareness of the law's rollout and the available cost-sharing aid
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The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources this week announced the release of a web-based tool called ‘ Wisconsin Water Explorer’
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The Oneida County Board is clarifying who is responsible for handling unsolicited inquiries regarding mining on county owned land.It comes as some mining companies reached out to some supervisors regarding the Lynne Deposit in western Oneida County.
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Michelle Nault, Lakes and Rivers Section Manager for the DNR says the gain in popularity of wake boats has led to increased concerns about their ability to spread invasive species
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A tribal leader and conservationists urged state officials Thursday to reject plans to relocate part of an aging northern Wisconsin pipeline, warning that the threat of a catastrophic spill would still exist along the new route
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The Ojibwe have long looked to Lake Lac Vieux Desert for its food sources.But there’s been major declines in wild rice and walleye in recent years that impact the Lac Vieux Desert Tribe’s food sovereignty.The tribe is now working with the Chequamegon Nicolet National Forest on a project to help improve the two species populations.