Action Alerts
The Environmental Protection Agency is holding hearings and taking comments on regulating coal ash waste - the toxic substances that remain after coal is burned and is often stored in waste ponds.
This can be a game changer on coal. We're making it a big deal - because it is!
Actions You Can Take:
1. Help us call people to get on the bus
2. Join us on the bus to Chicago on Thursday, September 16
3. Provide comments to the EPA on regulating coal ash waste
Click here for full details....
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Check out a free portable Energy Meter from the Public Library!
Understand just how much electricity your appliances and office equipment use with a portable energy meter by borrowing a portable energy meter, just like you would a book, to gain appliance energy insights and help make your equipment decisions. MGE has donated many of these popular meters to area libraries.
Find and/or reserve a meter online by searching on “Portable Energy Meter” in your library system's online catalog. In the South Central Library System, you can also click on “Watts Up?” or “Portable Energy Meter” at the bottom of Madison Public Library’s electronic book list.