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Data center policy framework for Wisconsin communities (opens the original)
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According to the latest Marquette poll, 78% of voters believe the costs of data centers outweigh the benefits. It is a topic that enjoys rare bipartisan agreement: 94% of Democrats, 80% of independents and 64% of Republicans oppose. Last legislative session, Democrats and Republicans each introduced bills related to data centers. While there were some good elements included in the proposals, neither ultimately passed. And neither went far enough to really protect Wisconsin communities from the e
We need to talk about cancer rates in Iowa (opens the original)
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Our neighbor to the south â Iowa â has a cancer problem. In this episode, we look at a new study that paints an alarming picture of rural America and cancer rates. Kerri Johannsen, senior director of policy and programs with the Iowa Environmental Council Amy Hi there, this is The Defender, Wisconsinâs environmental podcast, and Iâm your host, Amy Barrilleaux. The Defender is powered by Clean Wisconsin, your environmental voice since 1970. Did you know there are thousands of pesticides r
Clean Wisconsin sues EPA over repeal of carbon rules (opens the original)
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Clean Wisconsin has joined environmental and public health groups suing to stop the Environmental Protection Agencyâs repeal of critical standards for power plant carbon pollution. NRDC (Natural Resources Defense Council), American Lung Association, American Public Health Association, Clean Air Council, and Clean Wisconsin (represented by Clean Air Task Force), and the Environmental Defense Fund filed the action at the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit today. âThis unlawful rollback
How ozone levels impact public health in Wisconsin (opens the original)
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By Sam Roherty and Paul Mathewson, Ph.D. Ground-level ozone ("bad ozone") is an air pollutant formed when nitrogen oxides (NOx) and volatile organic compounds (VOCs) react in sunlight and warm temperatures. Unlike the protective ozone layer high in the atmosphere, ground-level ozone damages the lungs and respiratory system, increasing the risk of asthma attacks, respiratory illness, hospitalization and premature death. Although ozone levels have declined across Wisconsin since the 1990s due to c
State rejects bid to reopen AI data center tariff case (opens the original)
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In its meeting Thursday, the Public Service Commission of Wisconsin did not take up a petition to reopen its AI data center tariff case. Because the PSC did not take action, the petition will be denied by operation of law on Friday. The case determined a special rate structure, or tariff, for AI data centers in the We Energies service territory, and it could be used as a blueprint for future data center tariffs in other parts of the state. âThe Public Service Commission did the right thing whe
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