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WAUKESHA COUNTY ENVIRONMENTAL ACTION LEAGUE
Protecting Waukesha County's Natural Resources since 1978
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WEAL Spring 2024 Newsletter (pdf)
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April 2024 WEAL Issues Press Release - Opposes Nagawicka Lake Proposed Pier
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Nov 2023 River plastics found to carry pathogenic bacteria, resistance genes
Chris Dall, MA November 1, 2023
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Oct 2023 REPORT | Chemical Recycling: A Dangerous Deception Beyond Plastics & International Pollutants Elimination Network (IPEN)
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Oct 2023 Food Waste Management Quantifying Methane Emissions from Landfilled Food Waste
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May 2023 National Caucus of Environmental Legislators Zero Waste Policy Roadmap For a Plastic-Free Future
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WEAL Issues Press Release - Opposes Nagawicka Lake Proposed Pier
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City of Delafield’s Individual Permit Application for a Pier with multiple moorings on Nagawicki Lake within an Area of Special Natural Resource Interest.
Contested Case Hearing on St. John’s Bay Transient Pier Scheduled: June 17-21, 2024
Only two mapped and designated Areas of Special Natural Resource Interest, (ASNRI) are present on Nagawicki Lake. These special habitat areas provide food, shelter and breeding areas for fish and other aquatic life. Encroachment into these areas with pier structures, boat traffic, plant harvesters and other equipment can degrade these special areas and result in the loss of valuable fish and wildlife habitat. The two ASNRIs on Nagawicki Lake are delineated in orange on the attached Pier Proposal document.
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