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- Wisconsin's hidden eco-wellness hotspot Wed, 25 Mar 20, 2:30amMadison, Wisconsin is defined by water. It’s only one of two cities in the US built on an isthmus (the other is Seattle), and it has five lakes. The population of just over a quarter million is overwhelmingly...
- Eco-friendly spiritual living at Holy Wisdom Monastery Wed, 4 Mar 20, 5:30amA basket of bread comes around, and the person next to me removes a chunk, holds it up and says, “Bread of life.” I accept it and do the same for the person on my other side. It’s the first time I’ve ever attended...
- Madison, Wisconsin commits to 100% renewable energy Thu, 23 Mar 17, 11:46pmMadison just became the first city in Wisconsin and the largest city in the Midwest to commit to 100 percent clean energy in just the latest example of how President Donald Trump can't stop the renewables revolution...
- Woman pays $100,000 for a home and then discovers it was designed by Frank Lloyd Wright Wed, 14 Oct 15, 3:20amWhen Linda McQuillen bought her small house in Madison back in 1989 for $100,000, she had no idea the building was designed by none other than Frank Lloyd Wright...
- Woman pays $100,000 for a home, and then discovers it was designed by Frank Lloyd Wright Wed, 14 Oct 15, 1:08amWhen Linda McQuillen bought her small house in Madison back in 1989 for $100,000, she had no idea the building was designed by none other than Frank Lloyd Wright...
- Super-Durable Material Made from Wood Waste is Stronger, Cheaper, and Lighter Than Kevlar Wed, 5 Sep 12, 5:50amEver wondered why paper beats rock in a game of roshambo? It turns out that cellulose nanocrystals (CNC) derived from wood pulp extract can be used to create one of the strongest materials known to man. Out-toughing even...
- Heating up in Huntsville – the discovery of FHI? Thu, 10 May 12, 9:01amWUWT reader BarryW found this on the Huntsville Office of the State Climatologist, operated by our friend, Dr. John Christy and left it in Tips and Notes. First Christy’s article, then the report on the rabbit hole...
- New Technique Could Allow Lab Mice to be Replaced with Neurons Grown from Human Stem Cells Tue, 7 Feb 12, 4:43amThe University of Wisconsin-Madison has developed a technique that could allow tissue grown from human stem cells to replace lab mice in experiments with Botulinum toxin...