Energy

  • SOUL of Wisconsin

    A non-profit grassroots organization whose mission is to promote efficient and responsible management of electrical power for the public good, while protecting the natural, social and economic environments and citizens of Wisconsin. soulwisconsin.org/info@soulwisconsin.org​Contact: Rob DanielsonPO Box 146, LaFarge, WI 54639

  • Nukewatch

    Nukewatch has been working for a nuclear-free future since 1979. Nukewatch brings critical attention to the locations, movements, dangers, and the politics of nuclear weapons and radioactive wastes. They work to raise awareness and take nonviolent action to address the nuclear dangers that threaten current and future generations. nukewatchinfo.orgwww.facebook.com/Nukewatchdisarm@nukewatchinfo.org  Contact: Kelly Lundeen, John LaForge715-472-4185740 “A”…

  • Faith in Place

    Our Vision: People of diverse faiths and spiritualities leading the environmental movement to create healthy, just, and sustainable communities for all. Our Mission:Empower people of diverse faiths and spiritualities to be leaders in advancing environmental and racial justice, providing resources to educate, connect, and advocate for healthier communities.Previous 2010 Burlison DrUrbana, IL 61801 shahzad@faithinplace.org

  • 350 Wisconsin

    350wisconsin.org 350 Wisconsin mobilizes grassroots power to change hearts and minds, laws and policies, and humanity’s massive systems to make transformational progress toward environmental justice and solving the climate crisis. Strategic campaigns address the root causes of the climate crisis, working at every level — local to global — to promote sustainable solutions, oppose new…

  • WNPJ’s 2024 Spring Assembly with a focus on Environmental Justice – May 18, 2024

    On May 18th, the Wisconsin Network for Peace and Justice gathered from all corners of the state for our Spring 2024 Assembly focused on the theme “Environmental Justice – Confronting Extreme Extraction and Ending Resource Wars on Indigenous and Frontline People“. Dena Eakles gave an introduction and talked about the work of WNPJ’s recently created…