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Report Considers Effect Of Using Renewable Energy On Jobs, The Economy In Wisconsin

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Tuesday, February 12, 2019, 6:30pm

A recent study from a Wisconsin think tank suggests that state could increase energy-related jobs and keep money within the state’s borders if it moved away from fossil fuel usage. We turn to the researchers behind the report to consider this and to understand the possible effects on the environment...

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