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We already have the solutions to tackle the climate crisis and build a better future—but climate action is a race against the clock, and we need to move further, faster. That’s where you come in.
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    Tell Lawmakers: Wisconsin Needs Cheaper Power, Not More Gas Plants
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    • Tell Lawmakers: Wisconsin Needs Cheaper Power, Not More Gas Plants

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    • Clean energy is affordable, reliable, and ready to build. New wind and solar cost less to build than new gas plants, and they come online faster. Paired with batteries, they keep the lights on when demand peaks. That's why it's imperative that Wisconsin lawmakers adopt our energy priorities.

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  • We helped shape ambitious people-first policies for cutting dangerous climate pollution, including the Climate Pollution Reduction Grants (CPRG) program.
  • CPRG was created to provide record investments for states, tribes, and territories tackling the climate crisis.
  • With your support, we helped Pennsylvania secure a nearly $400 million CPRG grant to reduce emissions in the industrial sector.
  • Now that program is catalyzing a new wave of climate action, as Pennsylvania is proving that industrial decarbonization is doable and setting the model for what other states can do.
  • Your actions will continue to help as we help implement the program in Pennsylvania, prove that emissions can be reduced even in industrial applications, and provide a model for what other states can do.