Wisconsin

RE-AMP RoundUp Week of Dec. 1, 2008

RE-AMP RoundUp: week of Nov. 24, 2008

Energy Efficiency Survey in Iowa, Wisconsin

Forrest W. Anderson Research conducted a survey for manufacturing company Johns Manville in light of Energy Awareness Month. The survey found that 93 percent of people from Iowa and 90 percent of people from Wisconsin are interested in increasing their homes’ energy efficiency.  ...read more »

Wind on the Wires Applauds Governors’ Plan for Transmission Lines and Clean Energy

Wind on the Wires, a collaboration of the Midwest’s leading wind energy developers, clean energy advocates, tribal representatives and others, cheered the announcement today of the formation of Upper Midwest Transmission Development Initiative.

 

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$105 Million Settlement Reached in Power Plant Cooling System Dispute

Released : Wednesday, August 06, 2008

Settlement will fund Lake Michigan Protection Projects for 25 Years and Address Global Warming
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CAP: Voters Want Renewable Energy, Not Drilling

The Center for American Progress has released data from a Quinnipiac University poll of voters, taken in Michigan, Minnesota, Wisconsin and Colorado. Voters were asked what is the best way to make the nation more energy independent. Results found that people overwhelmingly found renewable energy to be a better option than offshore drilling or nuclear power.  ...read more »

Clean Wisconsin Launches Advertising Campaign Opposing Alliant’s Proposed Coal Plant

Clean Wisconsin Launches Advertising Campaign Opposing Alliant’s Proposed Coal Plant
7/22/2008
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Booming Green Economy

The Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC) commissioned the University of Massachusetts – Amherst to research just how many jobs could be created in the fight against global warming. It included six key areas: building retrofitting, transit, energy-efficient automobiles, wind energy, solar power and cellulosic biomass fuels.  ...read more »

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