We learn about the potential for flooding to impact private wells and drinking water. And, Wisconsin hospitals are embracing the support of one non-profit offering a unique coaching system to help Wisconsinites living with a drug addiction. We hear more about the coaching and how it’s helped people.
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Flooding And Rapidly Melting Snow Pose Increased Risk For Well Water In Wisconsin
With rapidly melting snow and flood waters affecting various parts of the state, there’s an increased chance that private wells and drinking water could become contaminated. An expert from the Department of Natural Resources explains what well users should watch out for, and how to test for possible contaminants.
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Wisconsin Hospitals Offer Drug Recovery Coaches To Fight Opioid Abuse
Nearly 355,000 people in Wisconsin are currently living with a drug addiction. But hospitals are seeking ways to reduce the number of repeat opioid overdoses. One Wisconsin-based nonprofit shares its unique approach to guiding people through recovery.
Episode Credits
- Kate Archer Kent Host
- Chris Malina Producer
- Courtney Everett Producer
- Colleen Leahy Producer
- Liesa Lehmann Guest
- Dr. Julie Doniere Guest
- Peter Brunzelle Guest
- Lee Rayburn Technical Director
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