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How Wisconsin Grapples With PFAS

Clip: Season 1800 Episode 1804 | 18m 35sVideo has Closed Captions

Marisa Wojcik reports on, and DNR Sec.-Designee Preston Cole discusses, PFAS pollution.

Polyfluoroalkyl chemicals, better known as PFAS, can pose health risks to humans if they enter the groundwater. Here & Now reporter Marisa Wojcik delves into how municipalities deal with PFAS pollution and DNR Sec.-Designee Preston Cole discusses the state’s response to the chemical.

07/26/2019 | Rating TV-G

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How Polarized is Wisconsin’s legislature?

How Polarized is Wisconsin’s legislature?

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Clip: S1800 Ep1804 | 5m 36s | UW-Green Bay political scientist Aaron Weinschenk talks about legislative partisanship. (5m 36s)

Other States Share Concern Over Wisconsin Power Line

Other States Share Concern Over Wisconsin Power Line

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Clip: S1800 Ep1804 | 28s | Attorneys general from Illinois and Michigan weigh in on Wisconsin power line proposal. (28s)

Noon Wednesday: Can't We Just Talk About It?

Noon Wednesday: Can't We Just Talk About It?

Clip: S1800 Ep1804 | 17m 28s | Mike Wagner talks about how the rise of polarized politics is fracturing civic discourse. (17m 28s)

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