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Published 1 year ago

Author Q&A: Ted Rulseh sees the way we live as key to lake protection

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Ted Rulseh's new book, "Ripple Effects," looks at challenges facing Wisconsin lakes. The author interviewed about 70 people in different roles for the book. "We don't think often enough about what the impact is on lakes," he says. "The shoreline is the most biodiverse and richest in life around the lake"

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Author Q&A: Ted Rulseh sees the way we live as key to lake protection

Wisconsin author Ted Rulseh likes to say he lives on 180.5 acres.

1 year ago·Madison, United States
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