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  1. Study to understand water rates in Illinois funded in FY2022 budget

  2. Here's how Chicagoland can turn liabilities into assets

    • By Jacques Gordon, MPC Board of Governors
    • Jun 10, 2021

  3. Putting sidewalks and bike lanes on equal footing

    • By Audrey Wennink and Active Transportation Alliance, Ride Illinois
    • Jun 7, 2021

  4. Performance based transportation planning is on the way

    • By Audrey Wennink and Civic Committee, IEC, Transportation Equity Network, ILEPI
    • Jun 7, 2021

  5. Landmark State Legislation Will Create Affordable Housing Incentives

    • By Bob Palmer, Policy Director for Housing Action Illinois
    • Jun 2, 2021

  6. The famed Des Plaines River Trail improvements project is moving forward

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

  7. Lens on the Calumet Corridor | Inequitable pollution exposure is rooted in land use planning

    • By Christina Harris and and Olga Bautista, Alliance for the Great Lakes
    • Jun 1, 2021

  8. Legislative victories Make Positive Change

    • Jun 1, 2021

  9. Where does the sidewalk end? Usually, much too soon.

  10. Stopping General Iron is just the start of fixing environmental problems on the Southeast Side

    • By Christina Harris and Olga Bautista, Southeast Side resident, community planning manager, Alliance for the Great Lakes
    • May 18, 2021

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