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Non-point pollution gains attention at Wisconsin gathering
Wisconsin lawmakers and officials discussed non-point pollution at the Wisconsin Land Conservation Association meeting. Sen. Joseph Strohl urged more legislator interest to unlock funding, noting recent animal waste, phosphate ban, and runoff legislation. National institute leader William O Connor described coalition efforts and Milwaukee River watershed work. Gary Nelson from the DNR outlined urban and rural expansion of priority watershed projects and a 1996 cleanup deadline.
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Wisconsin Land Conservation Association
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Milwaukee River
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Department of Natural Resources
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