Wisconsin seemingly swims in an abundance of fresh water. Unlike some western states that struggle with empty reservoirs and limits on growth imposed by water shortages, our municipal water supplies facing...
Although St. Patrick’s Day is coming up, a hangover doesn’t necessarily have to follow.
But how do you remember to drink the proper amount of water while getting down on the Pumpers & Mitchell’s...
Plans for a retention pond to be put in Whitewater on a property on the northeast part of town bordering Prospect Drive were presented to the Community Development Authority (CDA) Dec. 7 at their annual...
The Water Business Institute hosted the first annual Water Research Conference (WRC) where experts from Wisconsin presented ideas and developments for changing the future of water business and sciences.
Professors...
Feb. 23, 2016
I didn’t watch the Super Bowl, unlike 111.9 million other people. Even though every TV at the bar was playing the event, I was busy celebrating a friend’s 21st birthday with craft beer...
Oct. 22, 2014
By Jordan Gittens
When you hear ‘thirst,’ a few graphic images may come to mind.
You’re probably thinking of that guy with excess acne and a body odor that a could kill a rose...
Water, water everywhere and, according to the water reporting group Circle of Blue, only 2.5 percent of the Earth’s supply is drinkable.
The average human body can only survive without water for five to seven days, so a world without clean drinking water would be catastrophic.
“There is no substitute for water, and it is taken very much for granted.”
This is the thought that led Associate Professor of Finance & Business Law Linda Reid to become involved with the Milwaukee...
