Pesticides in Wisconsin waters
May 6, 2026
Not all pesticides are created equal. Some are more toxic than others, posing greater risks to human health and wildlife.…
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Rooted in community: Celebrating the leaders who define our work
May 6, 2026
Held during Black History Month, the AAEPA honors Milwaukee’s African American leaders who are advancing environmental stewardship, community health, and neighborhood resilience.…
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New Research Reveals How to Significantly Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Wisconsin Agriculture
May 4, 2026
New research reveals how farmers across Wisconsin can help cut greenhouse gas emissions and protect our soil and water.…
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Wisconsin: One of the most important places on Earth
May 4, 2026
Clean, safe water fuels our lives. We can't afford to take it for granted.…
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The Truth About AI Data Centers and Our Water
April 28, 2026
In this episode, Amy talks with a researcher who took a deep dive into the water impacts of Wisconsin's AI data centers.…
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This year in clean energy
April 28, 2026
At a time when so many of the values Clean Wisconsin members care about are under threat, the transition to clean energy sources can, and should, be a source of excitement and energy.…
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State regulators make substantial modifications to We Energies’ AI data center tariff plan
April 24, 2026
Case will likely have implications across the state.…
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Cooking for a cleaner environment
April 16, 2026
There’s no better way to bring people together for a common cause than through shared conversations over craft cocktails and delicious food. …
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Under the Lens: Lake Mendota as a climate change sentinel
April 16, 2026
One way of chronicling climate change in cooler regions like Wisconsin is to look at trends in ice on waterbodies.…
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Port Washington data center could harm Wisconsinites’ health to the tune of $1.3 million annually
April 14, 2026
New analysis from Clean Wisconsin finds that air pollution from diesel generators at the hyperscale Vantage data center in Port Washington could cause $960,000 to $1.29 million in annual public health costs statewide. …
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