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The Rules For Great Lakes Water And Foxconn's Thirsty Operations

An incentives bill currently working its way through the Wisconsin legislature would streamline how the state applies the Great Lakes Compact if the Foxconn decides to use water from Lake Michigan.

Series: Phosphorus In Wisconsin's Land And Water

Water Clarity Is a Murky Matter In The Great Lakes

Eric Freedman

Great Lakes Echo

In a startling turn-about, Lake Superior has lost its championship title as the clearest of the Great Lakes.

Series: Foxconn In Wisconsin

Wisconsin And Foxconn's Bid For Health Technology Business

Scott Gordon

WisContext

The state's scientific research community is already looking for opportunities to collaborate with Foxconn.

Series: Health In Rural Wisconsin

The Fragility Of Volunteer EMS Systems In Rural Wisconsin

Scott Gordon

WisContext

Rural health challenges become even more stark when seconds can make the difference between life and death.

Series: Health In Rural Wisconsin

Life and Death: Rural EMTs Face Staffing Shortages

Video:

Andy Soth

PBS Wisconsin

Many ambulance services in rural Wisconsin are facing hardships. They are often volunteer-driven, and face shortages of volunteers who can serve as EMTs.

Series: Foxconn In Wisconsin

Promise Of Foxconn Tech Brings Optimism To UW-Madison

Video:

Frederica Freyberg

PBS Wisconsin

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WPT

Governor Scott Walker and UW-Madison officials are touting the potential the Foxconn deal offers Wisconsin's biotech industry. BioForward CEO Lisa Johnson and UW Medical School radiologist Scott Reeder discuss what innovations Foxconn could bring to the medical technology industry.