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  1. Data Points: the environmental injustice of lead lines in Illinois

  2. Two easy ways to provide input on the Illinois State Water Plan

  3. When the boss leaves, an opportunity for sharing the wealth equitably

    • By Dan Swinney, Manufacturing Renaissance
    • Nov 9, 2020

  4. From TikTok to the polls: how Gen Z participated in their first election

  5. What we do now writes the future Chicago needs

  6. The jobs are here. Skilled workers aren’t.

    • By Dan Swinney, Manufacturing Renaissance
    • Oct 23, 2020

  7. Looking back to move forward: Chicago’s planning landscape, defined

    • By Jordan Bailly and Christina Harris, Director of Land Use and Planning
    • Oct 19, 2020

  8. Moving toward racial equity in Chicago's affordable housing policy

    • By Amy Khare, Research Director, National Initiative on Mixed-Income Communities
    • Oct 9, 2020

  9. U.S. EPA’s proposed Lead and Copper Rule Update would weaken public health protections against lead

  10. Hiding in plain sight: how manufacturing can save Chicago

    • By Dan Swinney, Manufacturing Renaissance
    • Sep 30, 2020

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