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Wisconsin for Environmental Justice Visits the Capitol in Madison, Wisconsin
Veterans Day - Armistice Day honors America's resilience, tenacity and strength. It is a tribute to those who sacrificed their lives for their cherished homeland. W4EJ, in collaboration with Citizen Action of Wisconsin, Northside Rising, and over 100 similar-minded individuals and organizations visited the Capitol in Madison as a gesture of respect for the land they valiantly defended. We advocated for: The Climate Accountability Act Requires the State Legislature to pass a c
Fitzgerald Scott
Nov 111 min read
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Dean Muller Speaks at the Wisconsin Network for Peace and Justice - SHAKING the ROOTS! WNPJ's 34th FALL ASSEMBLY, Oct 20-23, 2025!!
The Wisconsin Network for Peace & Justice (WNPJ) is a network of 90_member organizations throughout Wisconsin and was founded and incorporated as a 501c3 nonprofit organization of 1991. WPNJ is a coalition of activist groups and citizens of conscience within Wisconsin.
Dean Muller
Nov 41 min read
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👻 The Real-Life Horror: Our Addiction to Fossil Fuels
By Dean Muller, President of Wisconsin for Environmental Justice It's easy to get scared by the monsters on the big screen, but the true terror lies in something far more pervasive and real: our global dependence on fossil fuels. This addiction to coal, oil, and natural gases is not just an abstract problem; it's a relentless, horrific force that is actively degrading our planet's air, water, and the very health of its inhabitants. It's a slow-motion disaster that far eclipse
Dean Muller
Oct 313 min read
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Federal Aid Denial Leaves Flood-Ravaged Communities,Taxpayers Facing Massive Burden
By Dean Muller, President of Wisconsin for Environmental Justice In a crushing setback for recovery efforts, a request for vital federal funding to repair public infrastructure severely damaged by this summer’s historic flooding in the greater Milwaukee area has been denied by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). This refusal leaves local governments and, ultimately, taxpayers to grapple with the fallout from an estimated $26.5 million in damages. This is a preci
Dean Muller
Oct 292 min read
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