MISSOURI
Missouri releases routine energy data bulletin with no new policy initiatives.
• The Department of Natural Resources published its standard energy bulletin providing links to federal petroleum and natural gas data sources
• The bulletin contains no state-specific policy announcements or energy program updates
• Document appears to be administrative housekeeping rather than substantive policy communication
WISCONSIN
Governor Evers launches climate mental health resources during Earth Week activities.
• The Department of Health Services created a new webpage addressing mental health impacts of climate change, marking an expansion of the state's climate response beyond traditional environmental programs
• Evers completed a statewide Earth Week tour visiting parks and conservation groups to highlight existing climate and clean energy initiatives
• The administration framed the activities as continuation of ongoing climate resilience work rather than announcing new policies or funding
📰 U.S. Supreme Court unanimously backs Michigan AG Nessel, keeps Line 5 case in state court (Wisconsin Examiner)
📰 Interior's Burgum accused of 'kneecapping' wind and solar power in favor of oil, gas (Wisconsin Examiner)
Regional Context
The reporting period shows Wisconsin maintaining active climate messaging during Earth Week while Missouri produced only routine administrative communications. Wisconsin's expansion into climate mental health resources represents a broadening of state climate policy beyond traditional energy and environmental programs. The related coverage of federal energy disputes suggests regional states remain engaged in broader Midwest energy infrastructure debates, though neither Missouri nor Wisconsin took direct action during this period.