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  1. The Red Line Extension will Benefit the Whole City of Chicago

  2. Walking the Talk in Brookfield

  3. Chicago Area Leaders Share Benefits of Suburban Transit-Oriented Development

  4. Show Me the Money! Bringing Active Transportation Funding to Your Community

  5. It's Time to Double Down on Speeding Up Buses

  6. Taking Climate Action by Biking and Walking: First in a Series of Events by the Metropolitan Planning Council, Metropolitan Mayors Caucus, and Active Transportation Alliance

  7. Seven advocacy groups discuss why next Wednesday's Chicago Ride of Silence is important

    • By Streetsblog Chicago
    • May 13, 2022

  8. We are Built Environmentalists

  9. Whose 15-minute city?: Measuring equity of access in Chicago

    • By Doug Bright, Transportation Specialist, Durham, NC
    • Sep 8, 2021

  10. The Chicago region must drastically accelerate climate action

    • By Audrey Wennink and Edith Makra, Metropolitan Mayors Caucus and Ned Gardiner, PhD, NOAA
    • Jul 27, 2021

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