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  1. Making sure the price is right: Addressing aging infrastructure through full-cost water pricing

    • By Josh Ellis and MPC AmeriCorps VISTA Member Kaitlyn McClain
    • Oct 17, 2013

  2. In Chicagoland there is no downhill

    • By MWRDGC Commissioner Debra Shore
    • Oct 14, 2013

  3. MPC lauds City of Chicago and Metropolitan Water Reclamation District for bold stormwater management action

  4. How can water utilities save water and save money?

    • By Abby Crisostomo and MPC Research Assistant Rachel Carnahan
    • Sep 23, 2013

  5. The Great Lakes: Only as great as the people who use them

    • By Abby Crisostomo and MPC Research Assistant Rachel Carnahan
    • Aug 19, 2013

  6. How can we advance the Great Lakes region over the next 100 years? Five experts weigh in

    • By Abby Crisostomo and MPC Research Assistant Rachel Carnahan
    • Aug 1, 2013

  7. MPC's work transforming the region, thanks to our generous donors!

  8. Water, Water Everywhere? DuPage Water Commission leads efforts to better manage Lake Michigan water

    • By Abby Crisostomo and MPC Research Assistant Marcella Bondie
    • Jun 19, 2013

  9. Dispatches from Germany: Water management lessons from Hamburg, Frankfurt

  10. Tough Stuff: A robust discussion on how good planning makes for resilient cities

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