Oneida Nation High School and Bay Port High School students recently participated in classroom activities about the Silver Creek project. Students from two biology classes and an environmental science class (approximately 45 students) participated at Oneida HS. At Bay Port HS, students from natural resources management, fish and wildlife, and aquaculture/hydroponics classes (about 95 students) participated in the activities.
Bay Beach Wildlife Sanctuary Director Mike Reed was named “NEW Watershed Champion 2015” Friday for ushering in a new generation of water stewards.
Topics: World Water Day
On December 2nd, NEW Water Executive Director Tom Sigmund provided testimony to the US Senate Water and Wildlife Subcommittee on efforts associated with "Innovation and the Utilities of the Future."
Topics: The Wave - Newsletter
What shouldn't get dumped down the drain? Oil, fats, grease, wipes, dental floss... these items can lead to homeowner backups and clog up equipment at NEW Water.
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Underground utilities are currently being relocated at NEW Water's Green Bay Facility, in preparation for the 2015 construction of the Resource Recovery and Electrical Energy (R2E2) solids handling facility. Pictured above is a 3D rendering of the new solids handling building, which will house the fluid bed incinerator.
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Congratulations Charlie Frisk, the "NEW Watershed Champion" for 2014! This extraordinary educator led students and community efforts to revive Baird Creek, which is quickly becoming one of the Midwest's preeminent urban parks. NEW Water and the Green Bay Water Utility launched the award as part of its first annual World Water Day event. Brown County Executive, Troy Streckenbach, and Green Bay Mayor, Jim Schmitt, also were awarded with certificates of appreciation for their water quality improvement efforts.
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While California's drought rages on, Wisconsin enjoys an abundance of water - but faces a host of water quality impairment challenges, say water experts in Green Bay.
Topics: World Water Day
Green Bay's "Dead Zone" - a swath of oxygen-deprived water - has appeared in the news lately, calling attention to a problem requiring a community-wide solution. NEW Water is already on the case.
For its part, NEW Water is combating the dead zone by implementing "Adaptive Management," (AM) a community-wide approach to reducing phosphorus runoff into waterways.
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NEW Water has won a “Business Friends of Education” award, the only clean water utility in the State of Wisconsin to be bestowed this honor. The Green Bay Area Public School District nominated NEW Water, applauding its Youth Apprenticeship Program and educational outreach.
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NEW Water, the brand of the Green Bay Metropolitan Sewerage District, has proudly been serving Northeast Wisconsin since 1931. From us to you: Happy Holidays!
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