Amy Barrilleaux, spokeswoman for the Madison Water Utility.
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EPA Rolling Regulations, Which Could Delay Wisconsin Utilities’ Shift From Coal
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Pipeline, power plant would receive expedited approval.
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Solar Program for Low-Income Wisconsin Families Hits Federal Funds Freeze
Federal court ordered Trump administration to restore funding but hasn't happened yet.
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His executive orders target federal programs that awarded billions to Wisconsin.
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82 Wisconsin Clean Energy Projects Eligible for Federal Tax Incentives
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GOP Senators Block Building Code Update Supporters Say Saves Energy, Improves Safety
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100 times more energy planting solar farms rather than corn for ethanol, report finds.
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DWD Reports Fake Unemployment Insurance Scam
Scammers use phishing emails and fake social media pages to steal personal information.
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Cities Search for Road Salt Alternatives
Over past decade communities in Milwaukee County have used 700,000 tons of salt.
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Madison Replaced All Lead Pipes
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