Beyond Showerheads and Sprinklers: Is the State of Illinois Prepared for Water Shortages? - Metropolitan Planning Council

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Beyond Showerheads and Sprinklers: Is the State of Illinois Prepared for Water Shortages?

  • May 16, 2008

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To ensure the region has enough clean water now and in the future, water experts and professionals from Illinois and across the Great Lakes region came together at “Beyond Showerheads and Sprinklers: Water Governance Solutions for Illinois,” an all-day conference in Chicago, sponsored by Openlands, Metropolitan Planning Council, and the Paul Simon Public Policy Institute.

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Great Lakes, Great Lakes region, planning, water, water funding, water supply, watershed

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