Gov. Tony Evers lowered the lead poisoning threshold in Wisconsin, aligning it with Centers for Disease Control and Prevention guidelines.
The U.S. Department of Energy granted Dr. Jean-Michel Ané and his colleagues $5.5 million to study systems to cut synthetic nitrogen usage in corn and sorghum crops nationwide.
Researchers from the Silvis Lab and Space Science and Engineering Center provide insight on the causes of recent fires in Los Angeles and what can be done to mitigate the scope of destructive wildfires in the future.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison faced a frigid start to the semester, with the polar vortex expected to bring more icy weather for beloved winter traditions.
From cows to pigs, farm animals are fascinating and vital to Wisconsin.
Alliant Energy's decision to delay the conversion to gas at the Sheboygan Edgewater plant has sparked concerns about long term fossil fuel reliance.
As of Monday, 21 Wisconsin counties, including southern Barron, Bayfield, Columbia, Rock, Sauk and Jefferson counties, have reported cases of bird flu, affecting a total of around 3.6 million birds since March 2022.
Emerald ash borer eats ash trees from the inside out, resulting in 99% mortality for trees in Dane County, according to PJ Liesch, an entomologist for the University of Wisconsin-Madison Extension.
Researchers in the Genetics-Biotechnology Center at UW-Madison published a study in September, raising concerns over issues found in AI-assisted genome-wide association studies and offer new statistical methods for improvement.
The science behind post-Thanksgiving meal drowsiness.
Campus Leaders for Energy Action Now urge students to sign petition for a rental energy burden disclosure ordinance in Madison.
Last month, the Wisconsin Department of Transportation released a new “Cranes of Wisconsin” license plate, with purchases directly supporting the International Crane Foundation’s work in the state.
A research team at the University of Wisconsin-Madison produced high-resolution images of RSV structure, important for RSV treatment options and vaccine development.
The chemical explanation behind the beauty of fall foliage.
The Collaborative for Reproductive Equity conducts, translates and disseminates research, empowering Wisconsinites to make informed decisions about abortion rights.
When Jeff Lamont attended high school 60 years ago, a local company that produced military-grade firefighting foam would invite science classes to practice extinguishing fires. Now he fights water contamination.
UW-Madison caught a rare viewing of the aurora borealis on Oct. 9 and 10.
How dairy cattle nutrition and health impacts the lives of Wisconsin farmers and consumers.
The potential of green energy on Native American reservations is left unrealized by stringent regulations, hindering growth, according to UW-Madison researchers.
Quagga mussels, an invasive species first discovered in Lake Geneva last month, threaten the ecological balance of Wisconsin’s lakes and motivate new conservation efforts.
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