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Some Wisconsin state workers can't talk about climate change

Discussing climate change is out of bounds for workers at a state agency in Wisconsin. So is any work related to climate changeeven responding to e-mails about the topic.

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Matt Adamczyk, Wisconsin State Treasurer, a member of Wisconsin’s Board of Commissioners of Public Lands. (AP Photo/Ron Matt Adamczyk)

(Bloomberg Business) — Discussing climate change is out of bounds for workers at a state agency in Wisconsin. So is any work related to climate change—even responding to e-mails about the topic.

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