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Reader Opinion: Changes coming in renewable energy
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Reader Opinion: Some progress being made on climate change, but don't get complacent
Hats off to WEC Energy Group for their commitment to fully end coal-fueled production of electricity by 2035 and to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel for publishing the story this Nov. 3. Closer to home we see large solar arrays just north of Rice Lake and just north of Spooner generating clean energy to Rice Lake and Spooner residents.
Residents support Energy Innovation and Carbon Dividend Act, reader says:
Folks in the 7th Congressional District may be interested to know that at the Wisconsin Conservation Congress 2021 virtual spring hearings, Wisconsin residents endorsed a resolution supporting the Energy Innovation and Carbon Dividend Act.
Reader Opinion: Carbon dividend
Folks in the 7th Congressional District may be interested to know that at the Wisconsin Conservation Congress 2021 virtual Spring Hearings, Wisconsin residents endorsed a resolution supporting the Energy Innovation and Carbon Dividend Act.
Take up the challenge against COVID-19, climate change, reader urges:
Today, our society is facing some really big challenges. As we face such challenges, it seems most people respond in one of the following ways: (1) deny it exists, (2) accept its existence but choose to ignore it, or (3) accept the challenge no matter how great, and work to solve it. In the case of the COVID-19 pandemic, the crisis has been denied or ignored by some, but fortunately we have seen great effort and cooperation to solve the challenge. This cooperation has been global.
Letter: Carbon Dividend Act needs support
Letters Written By: Bruce Keyzer, Sarona, Wis. | Aug 23rd 2019 - 6am. Twice in 10 days in late July, heavy storms caused extensive damage across Wisconsin. Thousands of trees were downed, crops and buildings were damaged, and nearly a half-million residents were without power. How did the victims’ friends and neighbors react? They helped out. They worked together. Neighbors helping neighbors is nonpartisan.
Asks others to contact their representatives, urge them to act on climate change
Earth Day turns 50 this year. What has been its legacy? Gaylord Nelson, born in Clear Lake, was called the first Conservation Governor. He served two terms as governor during which time Wisconsin became the first state to require Environmental Education in elementary through high school. Think of all the dedicated people now serving in our WDNR that started learning about environmental challenges in a Wisconsin elementary school.
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