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We, as a community, need to come together with our city leaders and leaders at MMSD to aggressively address this problem and devise innovative solutions to fix our old and failing infrastructure. Efforts to install more green infrastructure and practices to collect, treat, and infiltrate storm water need to be massively scaled up to make a difference.
Please ask Governor Evers to VETO SB900, which attempts to remove waterfront land from the public trust in violation of the state constitution. The bill is a threat to open, inclusive and equitable access to the Great Lakes and treasured waters of the state.
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Mussels and macroinvertebrates serve as excellent indicators of water [...]
In Milwaukee, like many cities around the country, centuries-old [...]
Plastic litter and microplastic pollution poses a significant threat [...]
Milwaukee Riverkeeper participates in ongoing research with the Shedd [...]
Milwaukee Riverkeeper joined Waterkeeper Alliance in a national effort [...]
The Milwaukee River Basin is home to only 28 [...]
Help Milwaukee Riverkeeper identify streams being impacted by road salt and its key ingredient chloride. Trained volunteers collect stream data following a snowfall or snowmelt event using poles or buckets to collect water. Volunteers do not get in the river, however sampling does take place during the winter following snowfall events, and during periods of cold weather
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