According to the Department of Transportation, Wisconsin uses more than 500,000 tons of rock salt annually, taking a big toll on budgets and bodies of water. We talk about what some cities around the state are looking toward for alternatives. We also learn why unaffordable housing has posed a big problem for agencies looking to resettle refugees in Madison.
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The U.S. Cheese Championship concluded last night in Green Bay. We find out what took home the top prize. We also discuss a federal proposal to de-list gray wolves from protected status. Plus, Governor Evers is asking for $30 million to upgrade Madison’s Aliant Energy Center.
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With housing costs rising in Madison, a new population is struggling to find an affordable place to live: refugees. We talk to the associate editor of WisContext about his latest look at the experiences of those trying to settle in Wisconsin.
Episode Credits
- Rob Ferrett Host
- Dean Knetter Producer
- Rachael Vasquez Producer
- Rob Mentzer Guest
- Will Cushman Guest
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