The Chequamegon Unitarian Universalist Fellowship (CUUF) is holding a hybrid service on Sunday, March 27, at 10 a.m. There is an in-person attendance option at The Club in Washburn, and the service will also be livestreamed via Zoom. Guest speaker and CUUF Member Mike Bunch will give the message titled…
The Chequamegon Unitarian Universalist Fellowship (CUUF) is holding its Easter service on Sunday, April 17, at 10 a.m. There is an in-person attendance option at The Club in Washburn, and the service will also be livestreamed via Zoom. CUUF Minister Stacy Craig will deliver the Easter message regarding the resurrection…
The Chequamegon Unitarian Universalist Fellowship (CUUF) will have its next Sunday service on December 4, 2022, at 10 a.m. in a hybrid format. Attendees can join in person in the Alvord Theatre at Northland College’s Ponzio Campus Center or join the livestream via Zoom. CUUF Minister Stacy Craig will deliver…
The Chequamegon Unitarian Universalist Fellowship (CUUF) is holding a hybrid service on Sunday, March 13, at 10 a.m. There is an in-person attendance option at The Club in Washburn, and the service will also be livestreamed via Zoom. CUUF Minister Stacy Craig will give the message titled “The Golden Rule…
…details of water quality, a critical factor in environmental health. Graduates have gone on to work in field and laboratory jobs protecting water quality. See Water Chemistry Emphasis course list. Courses focus on the science of the occurrence, circulation, and distribution of surface water, ground water, lakes, oceans, and atmospheric…
…inefficiencies that are sucking the nation dry. 5. The World’s Water, Peter Gleick (Volume 8, 2014) This is a biennial volume, chronicling global water tensions stretching back centuries. I referred to this a lot when I was writing The Great Lakes Water Wars. 6. Water Follies: Groundwater Pumping and the…
…5.8 million gallons of water a day diverted from Lake Michigan for operations. Peter Annin is the co-director of the Northland College Mary Griggs Burke Center for Freshwater Innovation in Wisconsin and author of “The Great Lake Water Wars.” He spoke with Stateside on the impacts this diversion will have…
…the basin are entitled to all the water they want. For those outside, especially areas straddling the basin, access to water gets more complicated. In a controversial decision, Great Lakes states are allowing the City of Waukesha to tap Lake Michigan as a replacement for its own polluted groundwater. Also…
…is safe to drink and protect drinking water sources from pollution. The vast majority (83.9 percent) of respondents also say the public sector should be responsible for guaranteeing access to safe drinking water regardless of someone’s ability to pay. This is well-aligned with strong opinions of water as a human…
…Milwaukee. “Southeast Wisconsin is growing, and you can’t keep growing without water,” said Peter Annin, director of a Northland College water center, who uncovered documents about the expanded Pleasant Prairie diversion while researching a new edition of his book The Great Lakes Water Wars. “People are surprised about the lack…
