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MADISON, Wis. (AP) — The Department of Natural Resources has approved a permit for a new factory farm in southwestern Wisconsin, a region known for its rolling hills and clear trout streams. Howard "AV" Roth plans to construct a second hog farm, this one capable of producing up to 140,000 piglets a year. The farm ...

"Theres exactly zero chance of me remotely following those instructions. Im following state-mandated protocol," one user commented.

With fire danger being high in every Wisconsin county on Friday, the DNR says burning is not allowed. Officials say they expect fire danger to remain high through the weekend.

The Brooklyn Dam has sat on the River Raisin since 1939 and once supplied hydroelectricity to run a factory. Now it’s being targeted for demolition.

On Sunday, April 10, the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources responded to a hazardous material spill in Badger Mill Creek.

This nasty bird flu, or avian influenza, has killed or forced the destruction of millions of birds around the world, across the United States, and right here in Illinois. The Illinois Department of Natural Resources (IDNR) is focused on stopping it from spreading, especially to songbirds.

Hilcorp Alaska is requesting another delay in unit contraction at Ninilchik as it continues to delineate reserves within the unit, according to an April 18 letter from Cody Terrell, Hilcorp Alaska landman, to Alaska Division of Oil and Gas Director Derek Nottingham. Terrell said Hilcorp is requesti...

The Alaska Division of Oil and Gas has issued a call for new information for three upcoming lease sales: the 2022 Beaufort Sea, North Slope and North Slope Foothills areawide sales. The division said April 15 that sales for these areas are tentatively scheduled for the second half of 2022 and is re...

In an April 21 quarterly report for the three months ending March 31, Oil Search owner Santos reaffirmed its guidance on its northern Alaska Pikka project, saying Pikka Phase 1 has received all major environmental and regulatory approvals and is on track to be ready for a final investment decision b...

This nasty bird flu, or avian influenza, has killed or forced the destruction of millions of birds around the world, across the United States, and right here in Illinois. The Illinois Department of Natural Resources (IDNR) is focused on stopping it from spreading, especially to songbirds.