Leading With Science

Our Research

Fact-based scientific research underpins all of our work. Clean Wisconsin has been involved in a number of studies looking at the impact of pollutants on our health and our environment. We also provide expert testimony and analysis to educate lawmakers and the public on environmental issues.

Analysis of the variety of ways Wisconsin communities have used environmental impact fees from transmission projects.

Analysis finding that EPA’s proposed power plant rules will bring nearly $50 million in healthcare-related benefits for Wisconsin.

Analysis of satellite imagery showing monthly concentrations of ammonia air pollution in Wisconsin.

Land use analysis comparing energy production per acre for corn ethanol and solar arrays.

Analyzing fine particulate matter (PM) exposure from different sources for different racial-ethnic groups in Wisconsin.

Evaluating nitrate-attributable disease cases and adverse birth outcomes as well as their economic costs for Wisconsin.

Evaluating PAH concentrations and source identification for river and lakebed sediments in and upstream of three smaller Wisconsin municipalities: Eau Claire (Eau Claire River), Stevens Point (Plover River), and Racine (Root River)

Investigating the sources of Molybdenum in drinking-water wells from shallow aquifers in a region of widespread coal combustion residue disposal in southeastern Wisconsin.