WRI researcher Zhaohui “George” Li, professor and chair of the Geosciences Department at the University of Wisconsin-Parkside, has been able to characterize the ways in which antibiotics are absorbed into the two most common types of clay minerals in Wisconsin soil, where they begin to interact with—and possibly mutate—soil microbes.

Groundwater Awareness Week is March 11 - 17

Measuring leachate and nutrients in groundwater recharge across eight different model cropping systems could lead to a database that could guide future biofuel cropping efforts.

After three-plus decades of guiding UW WRI and its sister organization, Sea Grant, in new and exciting directions, Anders Andren announces his retirement and reflects on his sizable accomplishments.

Read a perspective about invasive species that fill our inland waters and the Great Lakes. This is an essay from the University of Wisconsin Sea Grant's aquatic invasive species outreach specialist.

How do fish know when to migrate? Climate change may be playing an increasingly important factor.

Wisconsin researchers have a big role to play at the 10th annual International Conference on Mercury the week of July 25. It's just a continuation of a long tradition of work on toxics in the environment.

Videographer John Karl's web video on a researcher studying well contaminants is an example of top-notch communication.

Grants-master Dan Marklein is has made a difference through his work for WRI -- ensuring researchers get their grant checks.