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What’s the water quality in your neck of the woods?

• By Carolina Macias
• Sep 9, 2021

A new way to monitor water quality in the Chicago River

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

Rollback of Federal Water Protections Highlight Need for Stronger Regulations in Illinois

• By Justin Williams and Sarah Cardona
• Mar 19, 2019

Salt: The urban watershed's double-edged sword

• By Sarah Cardona
• Feb 19, 2019

An evening with Dan Egan, author of The Death and Life of the Great Lakes

• By Sarah Cardona
• Oct 12, 2017

So am I crazy for swimming in the Calumet River… again?

• By Josh Ellis
• Aug 4, 2017

So on Saturday I went swimming in the Calumet River

• By Josh Ellis
• Aug 30, 2016

Salt: The urban watershed's double-edged sword

• By Sarah Cardona
• Mar 3, 2016

Water quality in Chicago's rivers improving, but still needs work

• By Kelsey Pudlock
• Jan 21, 2016

Chance of pig entrails in Chicago's rivers today: Low

• By Danielle Gallet and MPC Research Assistant Kelli-Ann Sottile
• Aug 7, 2015

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