How Advanced Ionics Is Revolutionizing Hydrogen Production in Wisconsin
New Berlin’s Advanced Ionics is harnessing water vapor to make hydrogen production more sustainable and cost-effective.
Feel That Extreme Heat and Humidity? ‘Corn Sweat’ Might Be to Blame
Also known as transpiration, water evaporating from the leaves of corn stalks is making this Midwest heat wave worse.
The Glow-Down on Fireflies: Conservation and Appreciation
We look at the state of fireflies in the area and ways to help with firefly conservation.
Q&A: This UWM Professor Is Testing Wastewater During the RNC
Sandra McLellan, a professor at UWM’s School of Freshwater Sciences, and her team are testing Milwaukee’s water to look at bacterial changes with the influx of people in the city.
Q&A: Meet the UW-Madison Professor Who Developed a New Vegetable
One bite of the Badger Flame Beet, and you may just forget everything you thought you knew about the humble root vegetable.
This Local Teacher Played Trombone in Zero Gravity for Science
And she involved her students in the experiments.
How Can We Close the Gender Gap in STEM Fields?
Three local stars in the science and engineering fields have some ideas.
Milwaukee’s Flying Saucer Outbreak, Alien Pancakes and Other UFO Tales
It came from the sky.
24 Things You Can Do Right Now to be a Green Cream Citizen
Consider this your guide to reducing your environmental impact.
A Frank Look at the Air, Land and Water in the Former Machine Shop of the World
The ghosts of industry continue to haunt Milwaukee’s air, land and water.