- Advocate for policies that ensure all communities have the opportunity to participate in decisions that affect their environment and health. - Push for the introduction of new regulations to enhance public participation in environmental decision-making. - Engage with communities to ensure their voices are heard in environmental decision-making processes.

The "Me Energies" movement in Milwaukee, WI, appears to be a grassroots campaign aimed at addressing the high cost of utilities and advocating for fair energy practices. The term "Me Energies" seems to be a play on the name of the local utility company, We Energies, and may represent a community-driven initiative for more affordable and equitable energy solutions.

Corporate social responsibility, including its commitments to sustainability, stewardship, compliance, and engagement, is also a significant policy issue.

- Advocate for policies that reduce greenhouse gas emissions and promote climate resilience. - Push for the state to lead by example in mitigating climate change. - Engage in public education efforts to raise awareness about the impacts of climate change and the need for action.

- Advocate for fair and effective regulations that do not unduly burden businesses or disadvantaged communities. - Push for regular reviews of existing administrative rules to repeal or modify costly or cumbersome regulations. - Engage with businesses and communities to understand their concerns about the regulatory environment.

The energy burden, or the percentage of household income spent on energy costs, is a significant issue for many Milwaukee residents. EJII has been involved in advocating for policies that reduce this burden, particularly for low to middle-income ratepayers.

Advocate for the expansion of the Focus on Energy program to reach more households and businesses. Push for increased funding for energy efficiency programs. Work to ensure that energy efficiency standards are updated to reflect the latest technological advancements.

The transition to renewable energy is a key issue, with implications for rate structures, infrastructure investments, and environmental impact. This includes the closure of older, less efficient fossil fuel plants and their replacement with renewable energy sources

- Advocate for stronger policies to promote the use of clean, renewable energy sources. - Push for the state to lead by example in reducing energy use in state-owned buildings. - Work to ensure that the transition to clean energy is inclusive and benefits all communities.