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Battery manufacturers, retailers, politicians, and government agencies need to work quickly to create a safe and easily accessible infrastructure for battery disposal.
The campaign will encourage voters to cast their ballots ahead of election day – a practice some Republicans are leery of as former President Donald Trump continues to deny his 2020 loss.
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UW-Madison researchers have created a new wireless network system that dramatically improves energy efficiency. That’s according to an overview from the Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation, which is seeking commercial partners to help develop the system. WARF says the technology is
There are almost an infinite number of ways to use the remaining $4 billion state surplus.
Money is not the problem at this time. … The problems now are planning, supply chains, workforce, weather and the time it takes to actually install the technology in our communities.
National publication takes note of Dane County’s influence.
As we all take time to digest the recent Supreme Court decision that rolled back affirmative action provisions in higher education admissions, we must look to the aftermath of the Brown decision to find its impetus.
Over the past few months, Wisconsin has become a key battleground in the LGBT culture war, with local news stories increasingly grabbing national headlines.
Two months into the presidential bid that is long on ambition and short on appeal, Ron DeSantis is in trouble.
House Republicans struck another blow for chaos. Trump must be very pleased.
The deal is a major victory for congressional Republicans, and for pragmatic good sense.
Battery manufacturers, retailers, politicians, and government agencies need to work quickly to create a safe and easily accessible infrastructure for battery disposal.
The campaign will encourage voters to cast their ballots ahead of election day – a practice some Republicans are leery of as former President Donald Trump continues to deny his 2020 loss.
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement University of Wisconsin-Madison From WisPolitics.com … — The state DOJ wants lawmakers to sign off on a settlement to formally resolve a lawsuit originally filed against the Trump administration challenging the diversion of federal funds to build a wall along the Mexican border. The Joint
UW-Madison researchers have created a new wireless network system that dramatically improves energy efficiency. That’s according to an overview from the Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation, which is seeking commercial partners to help develop the system. WARF says the technology is well-suited to the “smart agriculture” industry, where it could connect
There are almost an infinite number of ways to use the remaining $4 billion state surplus.
Money is not the problem at this time. … The problems now are planning, supply chains, workforce, weather and the time it takes to actually install the technology in our communities.
National publication takes note of Dane County’s influence.
As we all take time to digest the recent Supreme Court decision that rolled back affirmative action provisions in higher education admissions, we must look to the aftermath of the Brown decision to find its impetus.
Over the past few months, Wisconsin has become a key battleground in the LGBT culture war, with local news stories increasingly grabbing national headlines.
Two months into the presidential bid that is long on ambition and short on appeal, Ron DeSantis is in trouble.
House Republicans struck another blow for chaos. Trump must be very pleased.
The deal is a major victory for congressional Republicans, and for pragmatic good sense.