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The famed Des Plaines River Trail improvements project is moving forward

• By Barrett Pedersen and Rudolph Isaac Repa, Franklin Park, IL
• Jun 2, 2021

Letters: Keep Chicagoans part of the conversation for a Bubbly Creek pedestrian bridge

• By Chloe Gurin-Sands and James Burns, president, South Branch Park Advisory Council
• Mar 7, 2021

U.S. EPA’s proposed Lead and Copper Rule Update would weaken public health protections against lead

• By Mandy Burrell Booth
• Oct 7, 2020

A forest through the trees

• By Chloe Gurin-Sands and co-author Justin Keller, MPC
• Sep 29, 2020

MPC’s 2020 Annual Event: how we can #BuildBackBetter from these transformative times?

• By Liz Granger
• Sep 23, 2020

Critical Coordination: How Communities are Coming Together for Their Water

• By Justin Keller and and co-author Meg Fredericks, Research Assistance
• Aug 19, 2020

Fifteen quotes from MPC's 2019 Annual Luncheon

• By Isobel Araujo
• Oct 3, 2019

To break our complacency on water, we need a broader vision and a sense of urgency

• By Josh Ellis
• Oct 2, 2019

A citywide plan in Chicago?

• By Justin Williams and Christina Harris, Director of Land Use and Planning
• Sep 3, 2019

A new way to monitor water quality in the Chicago River

• By Steve Frenkel and George Brigandi, Current
• Aug 19, 2019

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