Stop Cloverleaf Solar: tell the WI Public Service Commission to deny approval


Stop Cloverleaf Solar: tell the WI Public Service Commission to deny approval
The Issue
For generations, our farming communities in the Townships of Matteson and Larrabee, just outside of Clintonville, WI, have thrived under the care of hardworking families dedicated to preserving our land, waterways, and environment. This is more than just a piece of land to us; it is our home, our heritage, and our future. The proposed 1,500 acre industrial sized Cloverleaf Solar Project threatens to disrupt the very essence of our community by impacting our precious wetlands, ponds, rivers, and streams. These are vital ecosystems that support not just agriculture, but also a diverse array of wildlife and the health of our broader environment.
Our region's lush farmlands are integral not only to our community's economy but also to its very identity. Introducing a solar installation on such a massive scale risks causing irreversible damage to the land we hold dear. It could disrupt natural drainage patterns and jeopardize the sustainability of our crops. While renewable energy is essential for our future, it should not come at the expense of our farming culture and environmental sanctity.
Moreover, the health and well-being of our community members are at risk. The construction and maintenance of solar panels involve significant land clearing and possible soil contamination, which can have detrimental effects on local health outcomes. We have always been stewards of our environment, and it is our responsibility to ensure its protection against industrial projects that prioritize profit over our people's and land's well-being.
We understand that transitioning to renewable energy is crucial, but we urge the Wisconsin Public Service Commission to explore alternative locations where the environmental and community impact would be minimized. Solar energy and farming need not be mutually exclusive; with thoughtful planning, both can coexist harmoniously. Let's find a solution that advances our renewable energy goals while respecting the legacy of our farming community.
Please sign this petition to tell the Wisconsin Public Service Commission to deny approval for the Cloverleaf Solar project on our cherished lands. Let us preserve our farming heritage and protect our environment for future generations. Your support is critical in our fight to maintain the balance between progress and preservation. Sign now to make your voice heard.
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The Issue
For generations, our farming communities in the Townships of Matteson and Larrabee, just outside of Clintonville, WI, have thrived under the care of hardworking families dedicated to preserving our land, waterways, and environment. This is more than just a piece of land to us; it is our home, our heritage, and our future. The proposed 1,500 acre industrial sized Cloverleaf Solar Project threatens to disrupt the very essence of our community by impacting our precious wetlands, ponds, rivers, and streams. These are vital ecosystems that support not just agriculture, but also a diverse array of wildlife and the health of our broader environment.
Our region's lush farmlands are integral not only to our community's economy but also to its very identity. Introducing a solar installation on such a massive scale risks causing irreversible damage to the land we hold dear. It could disrupt natural drainage patterns and jeopardize the sustainability of our crops. While renewable energy is essential for our future, it should not come at the expense of our farming culture and environmental sanctity.
Moreover, the health and well-being of our community members are at risk. The construction and maintenance of solar panels involve significant land clearing and possible soil contamination, which can have detrimental effects on local health outcomes. We have always been stewards of our environment, and it is our responsibility to ensure its protection against industrial projects that prioritize profit over our people's and land's well-being.
We understand that transitioning to renewable energy is crucial, but we urge the Wisconsin Public Service Commission to explore alternative locations where the environmental and community impact would be minimized. Solar energy and farming need not be mutually exclusive; with thoughtful planning, both can coexist harmoniously. Let's find a solution that advances our renewable energy goals while respecting the legacy of our farming community.
Please sign this petition to tell the Wisconsin Public Service Commission to deny approval for the Cloverleaf Solar project on our cherished lands. Let us preserve our farming heritage and protect our environment for future generations. Your support is critical in our fight to maintain the balance between progress and preservation. Sign now to make your voice heard.
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The Decision Makers
Supporter Voices
Petition created on March 23, 2026