Fourth-graders from Green Bay schools ask professor about environment, renewable energy

The first 150 megawatts of the 300-megawatt Badger Hollow solar farm went online on Dec. 1, 2021. Wisconsin Public Service and Madison Gas and Electric own the project, which was developed by Invenergy. The first phase is expected to power 45,000 homes Wisconsin Public Service

Children are the future.

They are also curious, wondering what the future of our planet will look like when they grow old enough to drive, see R-rated movies, work (yuck), vote, rent a car or ultimately have kids of their own.

A class of fourth graders from Green Bay public schools recently submitted questions about renewable energy and the environment to WPR’s "The Morning Show."

Greg Nemet, an associate professor at the University of Wisconsin-Madison's La Follette School of Public Affairs, joined the show to answer those questions.