Cows, Tall Grass and Wind Turbines
Have you ever wondered what it’s like to stand next to a wind turbine? You’re about to find out.
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Support Whitewater Solar
Whitewater Solar is a 180-megawatt solar farm proposed in Jefferson and Walworth Counties that would bring up to $150 million in local investment, create hundreds of construction jobs, and provide lasting environmental benefits. Right now, the Public Service Commission (PSC) is accepting public comments on Whitewater Solar through Friday, July 11. This is your opportunity to support
Major U.S. Grid Operator Quickly Resubmits Discriminatory Energy Plan to FERC
Another deeply-flawed proposal from MISO discriminates against wind and solar.
Pesticides and Our Bodies
What we know about the impacts of neonic pesticides on our bodies and how to limit exposure.
The hidden pesticides that could be lurking in your pollinator garden
How to make sure the flowers we buy are truly pollinator-friendly
Support Badger Hollow Wind
For the first time in over a decade, Wisconsin has a large-scale wind project up for state approval. This is your chance to champion clean energy, local economic benefits, and healthier Wisconsin communities. The Public Service Commission (PSC) is currently accepting public comments through Wednesday, June 26. Tell the PSC you support the approval of
Wisconsin’s Class of 2025: The bright future of clean energy
What’s it going to take to make clean energy Wisconsin’s new normal? It helps to have a bunch of fresh-faced new college graduates ready to take on the world.
Meet Wisconsin’s conservation dogs!
Ernie and Betty White are sniffing out Wisconsin’s endangered species
Surprising environmental impacts of solar in Wisconsin
Many farmers are choosing to integrate solar panels into their fields. Now a new analysis shows that decision can impact a lot more than energy costs and the climate.
Established protections for Great Lakes water basin: Great Lakes Compact, 2008
The Great Lakes account for roughly 20% of Earth’s surface fresh water and are one of the world’s most precious natural resources. In order to protect the lakes from overuse, eight U.S. states (Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, New York, Ohio, and Pennsylvania) and two Canadian provinces (Ontario and Quebec) worked in tandem to establish
