The Yahara WINS Watershed Carbon Project has become the first in the nation to generate verified carbon credits under a new, science-based methodology for avoiding emissions by choosing watershed conservation over water infrastructure.
Low, stable levels for influent, effluent and biosolids are consistent with environmental levels found in groundwater and surface water.
District shares favorable water quality sampling results following a sanitary sewer overflow it first reported on Friday, August 25.
Madison Metropolitan Sewerage District provides an update on a sanitary sewer overflow (SSO) that it first reported on Friday, August 22, 2025.
The District plans to lease a tract of land to MGE to build an 8-megawatt solar array, called the Nine Springs Solar project.
Alignment of land, people and resources through Yahara WINS prevented more than 59,000 pounds of phosphorus from entering local waters.
