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World Resources Institute analyzes possibilities in 2020 outlook MADISON — Extending the lifespan of Wisconsin’s clean energy policies and using existing infrastructure more efficiently could cut carbon dioxide emissions by as much as 43 percent below 2011 levels by the year 2020.

Energy efficiency program has proven to provide major return on investment MADISON — Energy efficiency is both a money-saver and a job-creator for Wisconsin, producing a $7 return for every dollar invested.

Draw from Lake Michigan would not meet protective standards of Great Lakes Compact MADISON -- Clean Wisconsin has formally requested that the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources deny the City of Waukesha’s application to replace its current public water supply with Lake Michigan water.