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Wisconsin artist sculpts his family history, story out of cardboard

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By Mackenzie Krumme
| Wisconsin Public Radio Verified
A Wisconsin native sculpture artist uses a medium that you might find in a recycling bin: corrugated cardboard. Warren King transforms cardboard into life-sized works that explore belonging and reconnect with his family’s Chinese-American heritage. King was born in Madison, raised in Muskego and Brookfield, and currently lives in New York. He said he aims to change the medium as little as possible. X/Twitter This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.
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Can solar energy and farming share the same land? These Wisconsin researchers think so

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By Mackenzie Krumme
| The Country Today Verified
As solar power makes up a bigger piece of our electricity puzzle, there’s a worry about a trade-off, especially in rural areas: If we build more solar farms, are we losing land for crops? But University of Wisconsin-Madison scientists are asking the question: Why can’t we have both? “Agrivoltaics” is a concept that brings together solar panels and food production in the same field, in a way that allows the two to work together.
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Milwaukee’s Dancing Grannies head to Washington to celebrate America at 250

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By Mackenzie Krumme
| Wisconsin Public Radio Verified
The Milwaukee Dancing Grannies are headed to Washington to help celebrate 250 years of America’s independence. The group of dancers, ages 50 and older, will represent Wisconsin in two separate parades for the July 4 holiday. Friday, they will march in Philadelphia for the Salute to Independence parade before performing in the National Independence Day Parade in front of the White House on July 4.
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