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SUPPORT SUSTAINABLE HOUSING

Picture this: a 70-unit affordable housing building with rooftop solar, energy-saving appliances and a highly efficient heating and cooling system. The only thing keeping this dream from becoming a reality is an antiquated rule requiring apartment buildings to have individual electric meters, which measure electricity usage and are used by a utility for billing, for each unit.

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STOP WE ENERGIES FROM DOUBLING DOWN ON GAS

The Public Service Commission is currently considering a proposal from WeEnergies to spend $1.5 billion on new gas infrastructure. The company’s expensive plan includes building a 1,100-megawatt methane gas plant, a 30-mile liquid natural gas pipeline, and a liquid natural gas storage facility in Oak Creek. If approved, the plant would harm our health and environment — and significantly increase utility bills.

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TELL MICROSOFT TO SUPPORT CLEAN ENERGY IN WISCONSIN

Microsoft is building a massive AI data center in Mount Pleasant, Wisconsin, and We Energies plans to power this center with methane gas, locking Wisconsin into decades of dirty energy, harmful pollution, and missed climate goals. But we can change that. Sign the petition and tell Microsoft: Wisconsin deserves clean energy and a bright future!

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We’re regularly in need of volunteers who are willing to write letters to their editors, distribute our quarterly newsletter, assist with tabling events and more.

Events

Clean Wisconsin hosts in-person and virtual events throughout the year, including Epicurean Evening and the Doug La Follette Environmental Speakers Series.