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  1. Northwest Water Planning Alliance heeds World Water Day call through collaborative efforts to protect the groundwater and Fox River for future generations

    • Mar 22, 2013

  2. Planning is our Middle Name: MPC represents at the 2013 American Planning Association national conference

  3. Let's fix some leaks! IDNR’s proposed updates to Lake Michigan permit process a good first step; region should go even further

  4. Capturing stormwater mitigation potential at the Goethe School, Logan Square

  5. Research and analysis needed to protect a vital natural asset: groundwater

  6. What exactly is groundwater? Groundwater Awareness Week begins to clear up the mystery

  7. Illinois American Water makes long-term infrastructure investments for reliable water supplies

    • By Michael Smyth
    • Feb 25, 2013

  8. Experiencing Drought: Crystal Lake's lawn watering ordinance put to the test

    • By Andrew Resek
    • Feb 11, 2013

  9. Experiencing Drought: Low river levels pose water quality challenges for Elgin

    • By Kyla Jacobsen
    • Jan 31, 2013

  10. Experiencing Drought series: As dry weather persists, water providers share their perspectives

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