Tell Wisconsin Regulators Data Centers Must Pay Their Own Way
Consumer watchdogs and environmental advocates are keeping a close eye on a pair of cases before the Public Service Commission of Wisconsin that could have big consequences for Wisconsin’s energy future. Find out how you can get involved to ensure data center developers pay 100% of the costs for their power and infrastructure—or if some of those costs will be passed on to regular ratepayers.
Tell your legislators: Private well owners deserve to know if their water could be contaminated
Ask your legislators to support bipartisan legislation that would help inform local health officials and private well owners about water contamination.
Make an Impact this Giving Tuesday!
This year’s Giving Tuesday celebration takes place on December 3. You can take part in this important fundraising event by making your gift today!
Vote NO on Constitutional Amendment Questions in August
On August 13, Wisconsin voters will be asked to approve changes to our state constitution that would upset the balance of power in Wisconsin and interfere with the government’s ability to respond to natural disasters and other emergencies.
Take Action: Tell Regulators to Reject Permits for Line 5 Pipeline Construction
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is soliciting feedback on Enbridge’s plan to add 40 miles of new pipeline to Line 5 in northern Wisconsin. Send an email to the Army Corps by July 5 telling them to reject Enbridge’s permit application.
EPA Seeks Public Feedback on Proposal to Limit PFAS in Municipal Drinking Water
For the first time, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is proposing to establish enforceable water quality standards that would limit certain PFAS compounds in the nation’s drinking water. Strong opposition from industry is expected, and public support will be critical to getting the standards across the finish line.
ACTION ALERT: Speak Up on Door County CAFO Expansion Proposal
S&S Jerseyland Dairy in Door County is seeking a permit to expand to approximately 10,000 dairy cows. Attend the virtual public hearing on February 7 or send written comments by February 14.
ACTION ALERT: Tell Transportation Officials Milwaukee Doesn’t Need Bigger Highways
The Wisconsin Department of Transportation wants your feedback on a proposal to expand I-94 in Milwaukee. Tell WisDOT you support fixing safety and operational concerns without expanding the highway.