Danielle Kaeding is a Reporter at Wisconsin Public Radio. She focuses on themes such as climate change, environmental issues, water management, and agriculture, often exploring the intersection of these topics with regional interests and legal affairs. Danielle's work has been featured in various publications, including Times Union, Leader-Telegram, and Urban Milwaukee, Inc.
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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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State regulators cite more reports of algae and associated illnesses.
Gov. Tony Evers and state environmental regulators are urging the Legislature's budget-writing committee to release $10 million from the state's PFAS trust fund.
By: Danielle Kaeding
Homes have been evacuated as a precaution after a gas leak occurred during work on Enbridge's Line 5 oil and gas pipeline in rural northern Wisconsin.
By: Danielle Kaeding
For the first time in almost 50 years, a pair of endangered shorebirds have been spotted nesting on one of the world's largest freshwater sandbars on Lake Superior.
By: Danielle Kaeding
An administrative law judge has found that Wisconsin environmental regulators failed to ensure that a large livestock farm in Pierce County would meet standards to protect groundwater under a modified permit.
By: Danielle Kaeding
Construction in town of Saxon near Lake Superior results in truck striking gas transmission line.
By: Danielle Kaeding
Enbridge has said a parked, unoccupied semi truck rolled into an open excavation site on a Line 5 valve project, striking the pipe and releasing natural gas liquids. Enbridge spokesperson Juli Kellner said in a statement the company's crews continue to work with local emergency response teams to stabilize the site.
By: Danielle Kaeding
The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources is asking Enbridge to halt work on its Line 5 reroute in response to a
By: Danielle Kaeding
Scientists say the strengthening El Niño is likely to be the largest ever recorded, increasing the chances of a warmer fall and winter in Wisconsin.
This story comes from the Wisconsin News Collaborative , a partnership of Wisconsin public media newsrooms, including WUWM, Wisconsin Public Radio, and WXPR.
