Mission

Across Wisconsin there is hope for new jobs in a troubled economy. Our lawmakers have an opportunity to create 15,000 jobs for people across the state.

A bi-partisan group of business, utility and environmental leaders has recommended that 25% of Wisconsin energy should come from renewable sources by 2025.

This will create 15,000 new jobs in Wisconsin, reduce our dependence on foreign energy sources and result in a cleaner environment for us and our children.

Please join the Forest County Potawatomi Community in supporting new, clean jobs for Wisconsin. Contact your legislators and tell them that you support the Clean Energy Jobs Act.

Join us in protecting Mother Earth…so she can provide for all of us.

Find out how you can Take Action here.

Featured Stories

A Fitting Tribute

Posted on 4/22/10 by Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

The Legislature should celebrate Earth Day by passing legislation that would help the state address climate change and grow green jobs. The state Legislature could give Wisconsin's celebration of the 40th anniversary of Earth Day on Thursday a real boost by approving the latest version of the Clean Energy Jobs Act. The bill is aimed at reducing the state's reliance on fossil fuels and encouraging the growth of green technology and green jobs. A recent analysis by the state Public Service Read More

State Journal Editorial in honor of Earth Day: State needs clean energy goal

Posted on 4/22/10 by Wisconsin State Journal

Wisconsin needs an ambitious goal for boosting clean energy and efficiency. Our state leaders also need to let the private sector find the best ways to achieve the higher standard. Thursday is Earth Day. It also is the final day of session before the Legislature adjourns for the year. State lawmakers should find a way to pass a clean energy bill with more buy-in and flexibility. Read More

Journal Sentinel urges passage of Clean Energy Jobs Act

Posted on 4/20/10 by Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

The state Legislature is expected to vote today on the Clean Energy Jobs Act. As we argued last week, now is the time to pass this bill and move Wisconsin forward on clean technology and job growth.
In addition, a new analysis by the state Public Service Commission says the bill as modified will result in significant savings for ratepayers in coming years. Read More