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  1. Chicago transportation advocates weigh in on car-centric federal infrastructure bill

    • By Streestblog Chicago
    • Aug 16, 2021

  2. New report ranks Illinois 45th for equitable school funding

    • By The Center Square
    • Aug 11, 2021

  3. Community colleges can now build affordable housing close to campus—here’s how it can help vulnerable students

    • By Crain's Chicago Business
    • Aug 6, 2021

  4. RTA’s new capital funding formula prioritizes existing assets, speed over innovation

    • By Streestblog Chicago
    • Jul 23, 2021

  5. City transportation department unveils strategic plan

    • By Chicago Sun-Times
    • Jul 22, 2021

  6. The Case for $45 Billion (or More) for Safe Drinking Water

    • By NRDC Expert Blog
    • Jul 20, 2021

  7. Frankfort gets state money for lead water pipe replacement; University Park's lead issue still unresolved after 2 years

    • By The Marietta Daily Journal
    • Jul 19, 2021

  8. Chicago Region Prepares to Take Action on Climate Change

    • By WTTW
    • Jul 16, 2021

  9. Climate Change is Here and the Future is Uglier

    • By Daily Kos
    • Jul 14, 2021

  10. With new details emerging, state funding for One Central makes even less sense

    • By Streestblog Chicago
    • Jul 13, 2021

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