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The United States Environmental Protection Agency filed an objection to a settlement Monday between the state and the Sierra Club regarding the clean up of emissions from UW-Madison's Charter Street Heating Plant.
Environmental groups announced their victory Thursday as a lawsuit decision against WE Energies favored stopping a controversial power plant cooling system from being used near Lake Michigan.
An agreement finalized Monday between UW-Madison, the state and the Sierra Club requires the Charter Street Heating Plant to immediately reduce fuel emissions by 15 percent and re-evaluate alternative energy sources to avoid termination.
U.S. District Court Judge John Shabaz ruled Nov. 7 that UW-Madison and the state of Wisconsin violated the federal Clean Air Act by failing to install modern pollution controls at the coal-burning Charter Street power plant during major renovation projects. We applaud this decision and urge the university to take swift action to clean up the Charter Street plant.
In promotion of clean and efficient renewable energy, Gov. Jim Doyle is attending the Midwest Governor's Association Energy Security and Climate Change Summit in Milwaukee this Wednesday and Thursday.
A U.S. District Court judge ruled Wednesday that UW-Madison and the state of Wisconsin violated the federal Clean Air Act by expelling excess emissions from Madison's Charter Street Heating Plant during major renovations from 2001-'04.
Owning a gun is a right, whether for sport, collection, recreation or protection. It was important enough, in the founding of this country, to guarantee the right to bear arms, which people can find in the Second Amendment to the Constitution. Conceal and carry provisions allow people to carry firearms in a concealed manner in a public place. Opponents try to make it more controversial than it has to be, but this is a worthwhile right.
The home debut of the Badgers men's hockey against Robert-Morris Friday will kick off the 10th season anniversary of the Kohl Center.
The Badgers' talented duo of starting cornerbacks came into the 2007 season sky high. The two junior cornerbacks, Jack Ikegwuonu and Allen Langford, had excellent 2006 campaigns. They look to be the anchors in the Badgers' secondary that lost both free safety Roderick Rogers and strong safety Joe Stellmacher to graduation in 2006.
By the end of 2010, Madison Metro plans to install security cameras on all of their buses. Currently, 20 of the city's 204 buses have security cameras installed.
The Madison City Council voted 13-6 Tuesday night to approve the proposed Alcohol License Density Plan.
Listen up, members of the Madison City Council: The Alcohol License Density Plan is not the best way to decrease alcohol-related crime in Madison. When the time comes to vote on the plan at tonight's meeting, strike it down.
Those who bring their car with them to Madison have to brave a concrete jungle of parking meters and yellow paint. They must face the joys and perils of parking in the city.
In Fall 2008, the School of Business will permit sophomores to seek admission along with juniors, the current requirement.
The thought occurred to me so quickly, that I pounced on my cell and dialed my mom before it had a chance to escape my head.
Think back to when eating Lunchables was the highlight of your week. Try to imagine what it was like when you tagged along with your mother to fill up the family van at the local gas station for around a dollar per gallon.
The Apostle Islands sparkle like green emeralds against the deep blues of Lake Superior, with occasional flashes of white beach flanking the vibrant green. Believed to have been named by the early Jesuits who drew up maps of the area, the Apostle Islands were originally inhabitated by the Ojibwe people who lived throughout the Great Lakes area.
The state Supreme Court will decide whether to hear Annette Ziegler's case, after a state Ethics Board legal brief revealed the board will delay its hearing until the Supreme Courts decide if the board has judicial power.
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Nobel Peace Prize winner ""His Holiness"" Tenzin Gyatso, the 14th Dalai Lama of Tibet, will give a public talk at 2:30 p.m. in the Kohl Center in front of a sold-out crowd of more than 9,000 UW-Madison students, faculty and community members.
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