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Permian Basin Oil Field in Eddy County President Joe Biden wasted no time in starting to tackle some of the country’s most pressing climate change issues after being inaugurated on Jan. 20. One of Biden’s first acts as president was to rejoin the U.S. to the Paris Agreement, a 2015 non-binding pledge to reduce greenhouse gas emissions necessary to keep the planet’s warming to below 2 degrees Celsius.  Nearly every country in the world has made the pledge to act on climate change, but Former President Donald Trump announced plans to remove the U.S. from the accord in 2017. The country ...

New legal standard would presume guilt for environmental crimes, not innocence Gov’s Climate Change Task Force refuses to discuss the immense cost of their climate change policies. Final cost in the “trillions” Radical recommendations would close down all coal plants, force you to drive alternative vehicles, and give the Attorney General new power to bully your business via subpoena, without court approval   By Lexi Dittrich The Governor’s Task Force on Climate Change has issued a radical roadmap that will completely change the way Wisconsinites heat their homes, fuel their cars and ...

Agriculture industry, environmental advocates and political leaders share goals of Climate Change Task Force report. //end headline wrapper ?> Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes in his office. File photo by Isiah Holmes/Wisconsin Examiner. Adapting to climate change in Wisconsin remains a uniting cause across the state. Climate change related issues have effects on everything from industry to the very cycles of nature. Particularly for states like Wisconsin, which depends economically on agriculture and natural spaces, matters are pressing and the clock is ticking. That’s why on the heels of the gove...

By Liz Holbrook RHINELANDER, WI (WSAU-WXPR) — Recent data shows winters are on a warming trend in Wisconsin. Climate Central is an independent organization of scientists and journalists focused on climate change and its impact. It recently released its winter report for data from across the country. It breaks it down by state and then regions within states. For the Wausau area, which is the northernmost region listed in Wisconsin, temperatures are up 4 degrees Fahrenheit since 1970. We're also experiencing an average of 12 more days of above-normal temperatures during the winter. "O...