Danielle Kaeding is a Reporter at Wisconsin Public Radio. She focuses on climate change and environmental issues, as well as energy and mining topics, while also covering regional interests and world news. Her work has been featured in publications such as Times Union, Leader-Telegram, and Urban Milwaukee, among others.
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Danielle Kaeding's coverage primarily focuses on local government and political issues in Wisconsin, particularly related to environmental policies and regulations. She also covers energy-related topics and business & industry news within the region.
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By: Danielle
More than half of nonmetallic mine reclamation programs audited in last 5 years are out of compliance
By: Danielle
Wisconsin businesses and farms receive notice that insurers won't cover PFAS losses
By: Danielle Kaeding
A diesel mobile crane manufacturer in Manitowoc has reached a $42.6 million settlement with the U.S. Department of Justice and Environmental Protection Agency over Clean Air Act violations.
Will state's businesses and farms be more careful about polluting if losses not covered?
By: Danielle
Karen Hyun will be the state's next secretary of the Department of Natural Resources, a cabinet position that's gone unfilled for more than a year.
By: Danielle
A coalition of groups are asking Wisconsin lawmakers to invest almost $1 billion in water infrastructure in addition to policy changes and other preventive measures to protect safe drinking water.
By: Steve Johnson
Pushing WI Legislature for water infrastructure upgrades and preventive measures.
By: Danielle
Wisconsin's system of state parks, forests, trails and recreation areas span more than 300K acres
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