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Home›Commentary›More water tests show contaminates rising in Central Wisconsin

More water tests show contaminates rising in Central Wisconsin

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July 25, 2018
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1 comment

  1. Joe Schwan 25 July, 2018 at 14:21 Reply

    Yet republicans in this state could give a crap. A pass was given to foxxconnjob to pollute all they want. In wood cty they are about to allow high flow wells for the meat farm that wysocki wants to build. Where is Gov Walker in all this? Oh yeah, that’s right, too busy spouting off about all the great things foxxconnjob will bring us putting our children on the lease to pay for it for the next 25 yrs. If you care about the environment, your kids future, YOUR DRINKING WATER, for gods sake stop voting these republican morons into office! If not your kids and their kids will pay the price!

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