A Message from Clean Wisconsin President Mark Redsten
This Defender highlights just some of the important work happening at Clean Wisconsin.
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Under the Lens: Breaking down the new climate change report
What difference does 0.9°F make? It seems small, but when it comes to global warming, it is a pretty substantial difference.
Legal Department Updates
Highlights from Clean Wisconsin’s legal staff.
Managing water where it falls
Clean Wisconsin wraps up 5th year of green infrastructure work.
Clean Wisconsin finds state continues to permit high-capacity wells near sensitive waters
DNR records uncovered by Clean Wisconsin reveal a continued threat from high capacity wells to our precious groundwater resources.
Trump’s Clean Power Plan replacement misses the mark
While propping up outdated coal, proposed plan threatens public health, climate.
There’s no question: climate change is making weather in Wisconsin more dangerous, costly, and deadly
When historic amounts of rain lead to death and this amount of destruction, we cannot afford to look the other way and deny reality.
Clean Wisconsin challenges EPA over ozone pollution
On August 1, 2018, Clean Wisconsin sued the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in federal court, challenging a rule that exposes thousands of Wisconsin residents to ozone pollution.
Southwest Wisconsin counties launch well water quality study
Drinking water contamination issues continue to surface around the state, and now some Southwest Wisconsin counties are stepping up to get on top of potential well water contamination.
Clean Wisconsin applauds county leadership to initiate much needed well water study for Southwest WI
MADISON, WI —Today, Clean Wisconsin applauded the announcement of a new private well water quality study for Grant, Iowa, and Lafayette counties, stating that the study is a significant and long-needed step toward addressing potential drinking water contamination in the region. “This study is long overdue,” said Clean Wisconsin water program director Scott Laeser. “We have
