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  1. MPC Roundtable—Tough Stuff: Resilient Infrastructure in a Changing World

  2. Immeasurable Loss: Recapping an Important Conversation

  3. Better data, better cooperation, better water: Saving money and Lake Michigan

  4. Watch recap of MPC Roundtable—Immeasurable Loss: Modernizing Lake Michigan Water Use

  5. New Metropolitan Planning Council report offers solutions to stem Lake Michigan water loss

    • May 7, 2013

  6. MEDIA ADVISORY—New Metropolitan Planning Council report offers solutions to stem Lake Michigan water loss

    • May 3, 2013

  7. Dispatches from Germany: Water management lessons from Berlin

  8. Updates to Ill. Plumbing Code out for public comment: A future for non-potable water reuse

  9. Dispatches from Germany: Three Things I Learned Today

  10. Next City op-ed: Chicago needed an investment partner, so it’s building one itself

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