Sewer District releases results of the second phase of its PFAS sampling and analysis
Results of the District's Phase 2 PFAS sampling and analysis show concentrations continue to be minimal and likely reflect background levels.
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Charles Payne is a local storyteller, advocate and social artist MADISON — Charles Payne, a self-taught social artist who uses his creative skills to spark change, has been selected as Madison Metropolitan Sewerage District’s second Educator/Artist in Residence. Through this one-year residency, Payne will connect with community members, focusing on youth, through outreach and education activities to elevate conversations about water and build an understanding of the essential role water plays for us all. “Much of the wastewater process is unseen and often taken for granted,” says Michael Mucha,
The Race to Zero Emissions—US Water Utilities and the Water Technology Alliance, D.C., Convene in Denmark on the eve of COP27
Representatives from U.S. 10 water and wastewater utilities, including Madison Metropolitan Sewerage District, are in Denmark for a five-day greenhouse gas emissions and climate resilience benchmarking tour.
Local organizations, utilities unite on new public Water Steward course
Four Madison-area water organizations and a local nonprofit have developed a brand-new Water Steward course and certification for the public.
Yahara WINs now accepting grant applications for innovative phosphorus reduction projects
Yahara WINs is accepting grant applications through April 1, 2022 for innovative projects that will help reduce phosphorus in local waterways.
Sewer District welcomes artist-in-residence
Local tattoo artist, illustrator and community educator nipinet landsem has been selected to serve as Madison Metropolitan Sewerage District’s first Artist in Residence
