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Category: Milwaukee

Posted on December 8, 2022 By Jacob Ahrens-Balwit, Strategic Communications Specialist
In As Seen in the Defender, Milwaukee

Q & A with Resilient Communities Program Director Nancy Retana  

  Nancy Retana is Clean Wisconsin’s new Resilient Communities Program Director. As Clean Wisconsin builds on the success of the Resilient Communities work in Milwaukee and expands to other communities across Wisconsin, we talked with Nancy about her vision for the future of the program.
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People in a Milwaukee community celebrating their rain management program outdoors in front of a hand painted sign
Posted on December 8, 2022 By Ethan Taxman, Green Infrastructure Manager
In As Seen in the Defender, Milwaukee

Expanding the Resilient Communities Program

Green Infrastructure and Community Resiliency in Milwaukee and Beyond    Clean Wisconsin’s green infrastructure work continues to build community resiliency and provide needed protections for Milwaukee’s drinking water sources.
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Installing a StormGUARDen at a Milwaukee home
Posted on August 29, 2022 By Jacob Ahrens-Balwit, Strategic Communications Specialist
In Blog, As Seen in the Defender, Milwaukee

Innovative stormwater solutions in Milwaukee

Green infrastructure practices like building bioswales around parking lots and streets to capture polluted storm runoff, using permeable pavers in parking areas, and installing rain gardens, cisterns, rain barrels and green roofs help reduce the risk of flooding and keep our waterways healthy.
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