ABOUT CLEAN WISCONSIN
Bold Action for a
Cleaner Wisconsin
Your Environmental Voice Since 1970
Since 1970, we’ve defended Wisconsin’s air, water, and land with bold action. From landmark legal wins to groundbreaking research, we turn environmental challenges into lasting progress.
Our Mission: Clean Wisconsin works to combat climate change and pollution in our air, water and land to ensure a healthy future for every Wisconsin community.
Our Accomplishments
A Legacy of Environmental Victory
Real progress, real impact. From cleaner air to safer water, we’re making Wisconsin a healthier place to live—one victory at a time.
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The Experts Behind the Advocacy
It takes more than passion to protect Wisconsin’s environment—it takes knowledge, strategy, and experience. Our team of scientists, attorneys, policy experts, and advocates works every day to defend our state’s air, water, and land.
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Press Releases
DNR Accuses Enbridge of Numerous Violations During Line 5 Construction
Notice of Violation details Enbridge’s “persistent pattern of non-compliance” with Wisconsin’s laws that protect our air, water, and wildlife.
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Clean Wisconsin receives Health Equity Champion Award
Receiving this award is an important recognition, but the partnership behind it is what matters most.Through our Resilient Communities Program and our Environmental Health Initiative, Clean Wisconsin will continue working alongside community partners to address environmental and health challenges, support resident leadership, and advance solutions shaped by the communities they are intended to serve.
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Expert Insights
Podcasts
Why You Should Be Hyped About Hazelnuts!
In this episode Amy heads out to Sheboygan County to find out why farmers and environmental advocates are so excited about Wisconsin’s hazelnuts.
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Health Briefs
How does contaminated sediment affect our health?
Pollutants in lake, river, and stream sediment enter aquatic food webs and accumulate in fish, contributing to Wisconsin’s fish consumption advisories to protect against unsafe exposure to contaminants like mercury, PCBs, and PFAS.
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Pollution & Your Health
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