AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoWildlife: A bald eagle found in Milwaukee is in critical condition after severe lead poisoning; rehabilitators suspect it swallowed fragments from ammunition or fishing tackle. The case is a reminder to keep spent gear out of the environment. PFAS: Wisconsin has opened grants to test private wells, school and child-care water, and wastewater for PFAS. The funding comes from the state’s $125 million PFAS Trust Fund; Tony residents have been advised to consider alternative water or certified filters after municipal samples exceeded health guidance for combined PFAS. Data Centers: Voters rejected data-center projects and restrictions were approved in dozens of communities nationwide, including in Wisconsin. Clean Wisconsin is urging lawmakers to set statewide safeguards, citing potential pressure on water supplies, air quality and energy demand. Invasive Species: Wisconsin Sea Grant and DNR warn that dumped goldfish can muddy water, uproot plants and spread disease. Never release aquarium pets or plants into lakes and rivers.
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