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Milwaukee flood brings community voices to the surface

In recent years, Milwaukee residents have faced increasingly severe flooding events that have left homes damaged, streets submerged, and families struggling to recover.

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Milwaukee residents are shaping a community-driven vision for faster disaster response, more equitable recovery systems, and better-connected neighborhoods

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One year later: What the Milwaukee flood took and what it left behind

Milwaukee’s August 2025 flood was more than a single extreme weather event — it was a reminder about the importance of elevating community voices during climate emergencies.

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Debris on a bridge over the Menomonee River in Wauwatosa after the severe floods of August 9-10, 2025

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Partnering for progress: Wisconsin’s environment needs a team

Clean Wisconsin is building an all-star team to engage with Wisconsinites about environmental issues that impact them most. 

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Rural Energy Campaign Manager Rich Coelho presents about wind energy to a packed room in Columbia County.

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The winners and losers of Wisconsin’s data center boom

Skyrocketing energy demand, driven in large part by hyperscale data centers, is being met with fossil fuel power plant proposals at an alarming pace and cost.

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The high energy demand of Microsoft’s Mount Pleasant data center has already resulted in approvals of two new methane gas plants in Oak Creek and nearby Paris

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