Lake eutrophication due to nutrient loading from phosphorus (P) is a growing problem across the Midwest, causing a loss of aquatic biodiversity, damage to fisheries, and adverse impacts on human health. Although eutrophication ...

The expansion of silica sand mining and concentrated animal feeding operations in western WI over the past decade has generated concerns about potential contamination of surface water and groundwater systems. However, the ...

Over the past century, average temperature, precipitation, and storm intensity have increased, ultimately changing the nature of Wisconsin’s seasons, and altering the hydrologic cycle. These trends are predicted to continue ...