Category: Uncategorized

What does a new, better-prepared Trump Administration mean for the water we drink, the air we breathe, the safety of our food, our climate?

In 10 years, Wisconsin families will no longer be drinking water contaminated with toxic lead from lead service lines.

What do broadband access, flood repairs and well water testing have in common? They have all been funded by the environmental impact fee from large transmission lines in rural Wisconsin communities.

Today the U.S. House took a critical step toward building a cleaner, more resilient and more equitable future for all of us by passing the Build Back Better Act, the largest investment to fight climate change in U.S. history.

This year, Wisconsin was on the verge of taking important steps to tackle the most widespread water pollution issue in the state.

Clean Wisconsin applauds the passage of the Infrastructure and Jobs Act by Congress and the key environmental provisions it contains. Congress must now urgently turn its attention to the Build Back Better Act, the largest effort to fight climate change in American history.

Nestled near a former cranberry bog in rural Monroe County, Wis., there is an unusual 16.25-acre untouched patch of land.

On Thursday, leaders of the budget-writing Joint Finance Committee voted to scrap nearly 400 items in Governor Evers’ state budget, including many important water and climate change initiatives.

Clean Wisconsin, the state's largest environmental advocacy organization, is seeking a passionate, creative, and driven individual to assist the Communications Department in creating quality content for our audiences, member, and supporters as a Content Creation Intern.

We are confident that Wisconsin can take meaningful action to combat the climate crisis.