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Voice your support for our water, air and land on these critical issues. Most actions require 30 seconds or less of your time!

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We’ll send you regular updates with opportunities to contact your legislators to protect our air, water, and natural heritage. Most actions require 30 seconds or less of your time!

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Make your voice heard now on these critical issues

Support Solar Energy in Columbia County

Imagine a Wisconsin where coal and methane gas-fired power plants are a thing of the past, and instead, we rely on our own home-grown clean energy! The High Noon Solar Energy Center, proposed in Columbia County, is an important step toward that clean energy future.

The Public Service Commission is currently reviewing this project. Your support is needed and can make a difference!

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Stop the Line 5 Pipeline!

Are you visiting Ashland, Bayfield, or Iron County soon? Help document threatened and endangered species that could be harmed by the Line 5 tar sands oil pipeline.

In collaboration with Great Lakes Indian Fish & Wildlife Commission (GLIFWC) and the Bad River Band of Lake Superior Chippewa (Mashkiiziibii) Natural Resources Department, Clean Wisconsin has produced a protected species survey guide for the Bad River watershed.

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Help Save the Mississippi River

Wisconsin is part of the Upper Mississippi River Basin. Other natural treasures like the Everglades, Puget Sound and the Great Lakes already enjoy the benefits of a dedicated federal restoration program. It is the Mississippi River’s turn.

Tell Congress to pass the Mississippi River Restoration Initiative!

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We’re regularly in need of volunteers who are willing to write letters to their editors, distribute our quarterly newsletter, assist with tabling events and more.

Events

Clean Wisconsin hosts in-person and virtual events throughout the year, including Epicurean Evening and the Doug La Follette Environmental Speakers Series.