Citizens for Safe Water Around Badger is asking Congresswoman Tammy Baldwin to help find a safe alternative to open burning of as many as 100 explosive-contaminated buildings at Badger Army Ammunition Plant – a proposal that will cause more pollution at the closing...
A coalition of 31 environmental, health, peace, conservation, and social justice groups organized by CSWAB is urging the U.S. Army to seek an alternative to the open burning of old buildings at Badger Army Ammunition Plant. This approach, the groups maintain, places...
CSWAB Communication & Press Releases CSWAB Receives DNR Awards – December 16, 2002 CSWAB Asks WDNR to Set Health Standard for Perchlorates: Groundwater at Military Sites Should be Tested – May 10, 2002 CSWAB Questions Hulsey’s Rationale –...
On December 16, 2002, Citizens for Safe Water Around Badger was presented with a Wisconsin Clean Water Achievement Award at a reception hosted by the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources in Madison. The special recognition program was created by the DNR to...
A coalition of 31 organizations is urging the U.S. Army to seek an alternative to open burning old buildings at Badger Army Ammunition Plant. This approach, the groups maintain, places the environment and human health at risk. As many as 100 buildings are being...
On June 19, the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (WDNR) met privately with representatives of the U.S. Army, General Services Administration, and Plexus Scientific Corporation, a consulting firm working for the military. The Army, as part of the...
“The military is the nation’s number one polluter. The folks at CSWAB have taken on a formidable foe and shown how communities can play an important role in protecting human health and the environment from military waste problems.”
Al Gedicks
Executive Secretary, Wisconsin Resources Protection Council
