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12
Oct
2023

indigenous-peopleWe need to ensure that the experiences and perspective of Native people are always included and respected in our work at the state level says Gov. Evers.

Written by GOV Press Wisconsin   
Last Updated on Saturday, 14 October 2023 13:00
 
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05
Mar
2025

trump-address-congress-2025Governor: “I urge Republicans in Congress to do more than offer vague concern for these reckless actions and cuts, stand up for Wisconsinites and Americans whose lives and livelihoods depend on these federal programs and investments every day, and advocate to do what is right for our constituents, our communities, our state, and our country.”

Written by GOV Press Wisconsin   
 
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04
Mar
2025

healthcare-family-drGovernor’s proposal comes as federal government is poised to cut funding for Medicaid, a critical tool that more than 1 million Wisconsinites utilize, including seniors, pregnant mothers, kids, and individuals with disabilities.

Written by GOV Press Wisconsin   
Last Updated on Friday, 07 March 2025 19:06
 
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09
Nov
2017

clean-drinking-waterIndustrial Acid Mining Bill Will Put Public Health at Risk for Generations.

Written by Wisconsin Conservation Voters, Ryan Billingham   
 
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08
Nov
2017

metallic-sulfide-mining-runoffAssembly Bill 499 would remove the “Prove it First” law requiring mining operations to provide proof that a sulfide mine can operate without polluting.


MADISON, WI – The future of Wisconsin’s clean water is in danger as Republicans in the State Senate are poised to weaken environmental protections. Assembly Bill 499 (AB 499) would remove the “Prove it First” law that requires mining operations to provide proof that a sulfide mine can operate without polluting groundwater and surface waters with acid drainage.

jen-shilling“If these minerals could be safely extracted without endangering our water and land, companies would be mining today under current law,” said Senate Democratic Leader Jennifer Shilling (D-La Crosse). “Similar to the Foxconn bill, this will end up costing every single Wisconsin taxpayer in clean-up, legal, and health costs. Rather than letting special interests write their own set of rules, we need to take a balanced and commonsense approach to protect taxpayers, local communities and access to clean drinking water.”

As the most toxic industry in the U.S., sulfide mining is responsible for poisoning the environment with dangerous carcinogens and neurotoxins like arsenic, mercury and lead.

Written by Wisconsin Senate, Kate Constalie   
 
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