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Last Friday, Congress heard from several speakers on the urgency of clamping down on methane, an extremely potent greenhouse gas that primarily comes from agriculture
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For now, the Environmental Protection Agency can move forward with plans to establish new, federal carbon pollution standards for power plants
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Michigan's most vulnerable communities are receiving federal funding to fight the devastating effects of climate change
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Chronic absenteeism rates in Michigan schools have significantly declined, yet researchers warn the state's rate overall remains alarmingly high
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A Wisconsin program that relies on contributions from locally based producers serves as a go-between, with the added bonus of a smaller climate impact
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The 2024 presidential election is coming up on November 5th.
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Environmental groups are warning about the dangers of agricultural pollution as climate change brews bigger storms
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At the Climate Emergency Day March in Minocqua on Monday, members of Northwoods Progressives and Vilas County Democrats reacted to news that President Biden would not continue his re-election campaign and that his Vice President Kamala Harris would become the presumptive Democratic nominee.
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So far, states like Wisconsin have largely escaped the worst of the summer heat affecting much of the nation but a group of scientists wants regional residents to pay closer attention to patterns affected by climate change, including weather disasters
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Dozens of wildfires burning hundreds of thousands of acres are currently burning out west in both the U.S. and Canada.The last few summers brought smoke from fires just like them to the Northwoods, dropping air quality to some of the worst levels seen in the region in years.