Don Behm

Wisconsin Catholic group returns land to Ojibwe as reparation for boarding school, a historic first jsonline.com/story/news/loc… via @journalsentinel

Milwaukee 5K honors survivors of domestic violence, as new report shows deadly toll of abuse jsonline.com/story/news/loc… via @journalsentinel

Nitrate contamination of drinking water could cost Wisconsin communities millions, new report finds jsonline.com/story/news/loc… via @journalsentinel

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Outdoors editor Paul Smith honored with Enduring Excellence Award by national outdoor writers group jsonline.com/story/sports/o… via @journalsentinel

What happens when a mine closes? A former Wisconsin mine has bloomed into a natural gem, but some see trouble below the surface jsonline.com/story/news/pol… via @journalsentinel

Wake-enhanced boating is an increasingly popular form of water recreation in Wisconsin, but it has led to divide among lake users jsonline.com/story/sports/o… via @journalsentinel

Independence Day is a reminder that America is not the project of any one person. The single most powerful word in our democracy is the word ‘We.’ ‘We The People.’ ‘We Shall Overcome.’ ‘Yes We Can.’ America is owned by no one. It belongs to all citizens. And at this moment in history—when core democratic principles seem to be continuously under attack, when too many people around the world have become cynical and disengaged—now is precisely the time to ask ourselves tough questions about how we can build our democracies and make them work in meaningful and practical ways for ordinary people.

A Fourth of July list of grievances from overworked, unrepresented America | Opinion jsonline.com/story/opinion/… via @journalsentinel

Landmark study finds Great Lakes have entered a new era with climate change, extreme events jsonline.com/story/news/loc… via @journalsentinel

Golden Eagle research strikes gold in Wisconsin's Driftless Area: meet oldest known of the species in North America jsonline.com/story/sports/c… via @journalsentinel

Earth’s water cycle is shifting in unprecedented ways due to human changes to agriculture systems and human-caused climate change. The shifts could affect the accuracy of climate models, water management practices, and more.

First global assessment of snowy #owls concludes there are far fewer of them than previous estimates with significant decline in #Arctic breeding populations, heightening concerns for long term survival of species jsonline.com/story/sports/c… via @journalsentinel

No #sturgeon have spawned in the MIlwaukee River since 1843. Now, they may return. How? jsonline.com/story/sports/o… via @journalsentinel

What is Wisconsin's most important fish? A good case could be made for the lake #sturgeon. jsonline.com/story/sports/o… via @journalsentinel

Tony Evers announces lower threshold for lead poisoning in Wisconsin as part of children's health focus jsonline.com/story/news/pol… via @journalsentinel

2023-24 gray #wolf status report for Wisconsin won't have population estimate jsonline.com/story/sports/o… via @journalsentinel

New data shows winters in Great Lakes region shrinking by two or more weeks since 1995 jsonline.com/story/news/loc… via @journalsentinel

Wisconsin needs to regulate wake-enhanced boating: Study on Connecticut lake documents greater environmental impacts of wake-enhanced boating jsonline.com/story/sports/o… via @journalsentinel

Each spring, herds of caribou migrate from the boreal forests of northern Canada to calving grounds hundreds of kilometers away in the Arctic tundra. But what spurs their migration? Scientists think it may be triggered by snowmelt. Learn more @AGU_Eos: eos.org/articles/snowm…

Enbridge Line 5 reroute is an environmental justice issue and poses risk of oil spills in waterways flowing to Lake Superior: read how state permits come up short on holding Enbridge accountable wigreenfire.org/enbridge-line-…