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Business Group Threatens To Sue Over Water Quality Regulations

WMC says proposal would cost $57 million over two years, DNR says $2.5 million.

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WMC threatens lawsuit over DNR s proposed surface water pollution regulations

The state’s largest business group is threatening to go to court to block regulations that would force stricter limits on surface water pollution.

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Bill could help innocent purchasers clean up contaminated Wisconsin land

While previous bills have failed, backers offer new funding options that could pave the path forward.

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Bill could help innocent purchasers clean up contaminated Wisconsin land

Lawmakers from both parties have pushed a bill that would help “innocent purchasers” pay to clean up contaminated land in Wisconsin.

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New efforts to help innocent buyers in Wisconsin - Isthmus

Madison resident Ken Koeppler has already spent $55,000 on remediation efforts of his east-side property, but has dug in his heels on pending costs, hopeful that new legislation will relieve him of financial liability.

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