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The citizens group that advises the Wisconsin Natural Resources Board on outdoors issues plan to ask the public whether they should support legislation that would impose a fee on producers of fossil fuels to curb carbon emissions. That’s prompted criticism from some board members who fear the citizen advisory group is straying from its mission to advise them on hunting, fishing and trapping issues. The Wisconsin Conservation Congress (WCC) plans to ask the public at its annual spring hearings in April whether they should encourage the U.S. Congress to pass carbon fee and dividend legislation. Representatives in the U.S. House introduced a proposal in 2019 that would put a price on fuels like coal, oil and gas to encourage companies to move toward clean energy alternatives and combat climate change. Those fees would then be shared equally with the public.  

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