Household items: Environmental poisons
When household items from a garage, basement or elsewhere go down the drain, the chemicals and poisons can harm wildlife and the environment.
Category: Pollution Prevention
Home / News & Resources / Pollution Prevention /Reducing plastic and microplastic pollution in our waters
Plastic waste, including microplastics and microbeads, must be disposed of properly to minimize water pollution.
Household items: Garbage disposals, toilets or trash?
Despite being called a garbage disposal, some items should never go down the kitchen drain. And toilets should not be used as trash cans.
Soften water with less salt using blending valves
Blending valves offer the benefits of softened water while reducing salt use. Adjust your water hardness so that scale buildup is minor.
Action and compliance require cooperation for Badger Mill Creek Project PLUS
Badger Mill Creek PLUS (Phosphorus Limits & Updated Solutions) is the initiative supporting mandatory phosphorus compliance.
Wisconsin’s phosphorus rule protects watersheds, guides wastewater treatment plants
Under Wisconsin’s Phosphorus Rule, WDNR sets water quality standards for phosphorus in surface waters and treatment plant discharges.
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