Kewaunee County sits on karst, a geologic landscape of thin soils on top of limestone riddled with holes. In such an environment, pretty much anything that spills on the ground — cow manure, for example — quickly finds its way down to the groundwater. The Kewaunee County Board of Supervisors is debating doing something about it, but they’ve run into some opposition from the dairy industry. The Center for the Investigative Journalism’s Kate Golden has been following this story, and she joined the Monday Buzz with an update.
