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Wisconsin and coal

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These six plants represent 71.9% of Wisconsin's coal energy generating capacity.
 
==Wisconsin May Shut Down Five Coal Plants==
The Sierra Club in 2007 brought the state of Wisconsin over pollution emissions from five of its state-run coal plants used to provide heat and power to some university buildings and one hospital. The plants include those that function at UW-Eau Claire, UW-La Crosse, UW-Oshkosh, UW-River Falls and Mendota Mental Health Institute. The State's Department of Natural Resources sided with the Sierra Club, and now the state of Wisconsin has to decide on whether or not to install pollution-control equipment to greatly reduce emissions, or reduce the use of coal all together. As decision is to be made by spring 2010.
==Major coal mines==
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