Wisconsin agriculture’s critical role in addressing climate change
October 7, 2022
When you think of Wisconsin, you think of agriculture, which means farmers (and we, as consumers) are key to address climate change.…
Read MoreEvers Takes Action for Rural Wisconsin Families Dealing with PFAS and Nitrate Pollution
October 4, 2022
Every family in Wisconsin deserves safe water, but tens of thousands of rural Wisconsinites can’t drink the water flowing from their taps because…
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Clean Wisconsin intervenes in Kinnard Farms’ lawsuit against DNR
September 9, 2022
Clean Wisconsin is working to ensure last year’s state Supreme Court victory results in real drinking water protections for people living near…
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Kernza Crunch: Racing to develop the world’s first perennial grain crop
August 31, 2022
A new food product called Kernza® perennial grain is part of a major effort to fight climate change by changing what we plant and eat.…
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700 Rain Barrels and Counting…
August 30, 2022
In the wake of Milwaukee’s catastrophic 2010 flood, Clean Wisconsin and the Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District, along with the Century City Triangle Neighborhood…
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Your voice made a difference!
August 29, 2022
EPA is challenging the environmental review of Nemadji Trail Energy Center. Last year, we asked you speak out to stop a federally subsidized…
Read MoreWind and solar emerge as cheapest options for powering Wisconsin
August 29, 2022
The days when wind and solar energy could be dismissed as “too expensive” are in the past. Welcome to the future. The numbers…
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Under the Lens: Hydrogen fuel cells as a carbon-free energy source
August 29, 2022
Given the pressing need to quickly decarbonize our energy sources, we need to consider all types of carbon-free energy—including lesser-known sources like hydrogen…
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Holding our environment hostage: NRB chair’s abuse of power supported by state Supreme Court
August 29, 2022
In a controversial June decision, the Wisconsin State Supreme Court voted 4-3 to allow Scott Walker-appointee Fred Prehn to remain on the Natural…
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Innovative stormwater solutions in Milwaukee
August 29, 2022
Green infrastructure practices like building bioswales around parking lots and streets to capture polluted storm runoff, using permeable pavers in parking areas, and installing rain gardens, cisterns, rain barrels and green roofs help reduce the risk of flooding and keep our waterways healthy.…
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