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  1. Measurable success! Illinois modernizes Lake Michigan water use rules

  2. Houston, we have a solution: Low Impact Development

    • By Josh Ellis and MPC Research Assistant Daniel Wolf
    • Feb 3, 2015

  3. Calumet Stormwater Collaborative meeting materials

    • Jan 20, 2015

  4. H2Oktoberfest: Four reasons water use is falling in Northeastern Illinois

  5. Yes In My Back Yard: Montgomery County, Md. prioritizes green infrastructure

    • By Former MPC Research Assistant Stephanie Strauss
    • Dec 8, 2014

  6. Yes In My Back Yard: Washington, D.C. empowers residents to manage stormwater

    • By Former MPC Project Manager Abby Crisostomo
    • Nov 20, 2014

  7. Green, social and collaborative: Moving toward stormwater solutions in the Calumet

    • By Former MPC Project Manager Abby Crisostomo
    • Nov 5, 2014

  8. Blue Island means Blue Water: Partnering for success on stormwater in one Illinois community

  9. What Our Water’s Worth: Stormwater solutions worth more than the sum of their parts

  10. Illinois’ next governor must adopt new paradigm to fix flooding

    • By Peter Mulvaney, Skidmore Owings and Merrill
    • Aug 22, 2014

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