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  1. Blue Island to launch rain barrel initiative

    • Sep 26, 2012

  2. This is what 100-year-old pipes look like

  3. A drought of leadership or drought leadership? Time to choose

  4. When in drought…

  5. Advocates applaud Gov. Quinn’s signature of HB 4496, which will lead to update of Illinois plumbing code

    • Jul 26, 2012

  6. The Cities That Work Series: Water Trails connecting Gary, Chicago, Milwaukee on the Lake

  7. The Cities That Work Series: Tri-state region united by the Fresh Coast

    • By Kevin Shafer, Executive Director, Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District
    • Jul 20, 2012

  8. The Cities That Work Series: Water holds key to region's vitality

    • By Richard C. Longworth, Senior Fellow, Chicago Council on Global Affairs
    • Jul 18, 2012

  9. Will looming federal funding cuts for water infrastructure force investment prioritization?

  10. The Cities That Work Series: A regional waterway system for the 21st century

    • By Ellen Alberding, President of the Joyce Foundation
    • Jul 10, 2012

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