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Faith leaders call on the next governor to go all in on clean energy
Faith leaders in Wisconsin have called on the next governor to commit the state to a 100% renewable energy transition, framing the climate crisis as a spiritual issue. Over 100 faith leaders, including Laura Lane and Rev. Teresa Thomas-Boyd, emphasized clean energy as a solution for reducing energy costs and mitigating natural disasters.
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