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  1. Chicago Community Trust Opens 2021 Our Great Rivers RFP

  2. Want to see how dramatically highways changed Chicagoland?

  3. The Power of Cycling to Build Community Cohesion and Healthier Cities

    • By Audrey Wennink and Samantha Lenoch, Research Assistant
    • Jun 29, 2021

  4. Lens on the Calumet Corridor | Chicago riverfront industrial corridor is a hot spot of environmental racism

    • By Christina Harris and and Olga Bautista, Alliance for the Great Lakes
    • Jun 29, 2021

  5. Accelerating Climate Action: Speaker Info

    • Jun 29, 2021

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

  7. Lead Service Line Replacement and Notification Act passes legislature

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

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

  9. Performance based transportation planning is on the way

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

  10. Putting sidewalks and bike lanes on equal footing

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

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