Estimated cost to Wisconsin communities to adapt to climate impacts:
$16.7 billion by 2040

Home Damage & Repairs

School Closures & Building Upgrades

Higher Local Spending & Taxes
From extreme weather that closes schools to floods that damage homes and roads, Wisconsin communities are already feeling the impacts of climate change. These costs show up in higher taxes, strained local budgets, and growing health risks like asthma and heat illness.
A recent study estimates Wisconsin taxpayers could pay nearly $1 billion every year just to adapt to climate damage. Taking action now can protect families, save money, and ensure polluters, not residents, pay their fair share.
What We Do
Hold Polluters Accountable: We support efforts to hold major polluters responsible for climate damage.
Educate & Inform: We share clear, factual information about climate impacts and costs in Wisconsin.
Center Community Voices: We uplift the needs of communities most affected by environmental harm.

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“We don’t inherit the earth from our ancestors; we borrow it from our children”
-Native American Proverb












