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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They have lost 14 days with winter conditions each decade since 1995.
By: Danielle Kaeding
Local officials say Polk County case is an example of big business and industrial agriculture taking advantage of small towns.
By: Danielle
Federal funding and incentives for climate and clean energy projects in Wisconsin face an uncertain future after President Donald Trump signed a slate of executive orders to revoke policies, including the Inflation Reduction Act.
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By: Danielle Kaeding
Wisconsin’s largest study on deer and chronic wasting disease shows the deadly disease substantially reduces deer survival and population growth, especially where it’s most widespread.
By: Danielle Kaeding
A judge has dismissed a Polk County case that challenged a local ordinance regulating large farms. The order comes as more communities have sought local control over concentrated animal feeding
By: Danielle
Natural Resources Board approves 6 percent increase in quota to more than 4,000 bears
By: Danielle
Wisconsin needs to build up to 227K housing units by 2030 As communities around Wisconsin look for solutions to housing shortages, some developers are transforming shuttered schools into apartments.
By: Danielle Kaeding
Federal wildlife officials are proposing to list the monarch butterfly as a threatened species
By: Danielle Kaeding
During arguments in Michigan state court, Assistant Attorney General Dan Bock told Judge James Jamo it's the state’s duty to uphold the public’s rights from the threat of a spill.
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