http://newiprogressive.com/images/stories/laura/iran-war-oil-2026-s440.pngWe’re told to live greener, drive less, and save the planet until a global crisis hits, then it’s all about oil, survival, and keeping the lights on. The war in Iran is exposing just how fragile our commitment to sustainability really is.
http://newiprogressive.com/images/stories/S5/clean-air-s450.jpgHighlights Continued Work to Protect Wisconsin’s Natural Resources and Support Climate Resilience.
http://newiprogressive.com/images/stories/S5/flood-wi-field-s466.jpgWebsites Help Wisconsinites Protect the Planet, Themselves, and Others Amid Growing Concerns About Climate Change.
Help monitor truth in election advertising this fall by reporting ads by issue advocacy groups or independent expenditure committees -- TV, radio, online/social media, newspapers, billboards or direct mail to our Hijack Hotline.
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Seventh Entry in ‘Walker’s Wisconsin’ Series explains how the Governor axed school districts’ ability to exceed state-imposed budget caps in order to pay for energy efficiency improvements.
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Sen. Kathleen Vinehout writes about recently released research that points to benefits of Medicaid expansion, under the Affordable Care Act. Unfortunately, Wisconsin leaders did not opt to expand Medicaid.
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Gov. Walker's “Teach Our Kids” campaign ad angers residents of small northwoods town who feel they are owed a retraction and an apology.
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Local taxpayers forced to make up for Republican cuts to education.
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Communities across Wisconsin rely on the Fund to preserve and enhance outdoor spaces from the smallest urban park to the sprawling Ice Age Trail and the popular Devil’s Lake State Park. Outdoor recreation supports 168,000 jobs and produces $1.1 billion annually in the state.
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