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  1. Legislation to replace the state’s lead service lines could cost up to $14 billion

    • By Washington Examiner
    • Mar 17, 2021

  2. Legislation to replace the state’s lead service lines could cost up to $14 billion

    • By The Center Square
    • Mar 16, 2021

  3. What kind of infrastructure upgrades are needed for post-pandemic recovery?

    • By Streetsblog Chicago
    • Mar 15, 2021

  4. Crain's Transportation Event Series: Modernizing Illinois' Transportation Infrastructure

    • By Crain's Chicago Business
    • Mar 11, 2021

  5. Is the CTA ready for commuters to come back?

    • By Crain's Chicago Business
    • Mar 11, 2021

  6. The City’s Ward Boundaries Are Decided By A Few Powerful Aldermen. What If Maps Were Drawn ‘For Chicagoans, By Chicagoans’ Instead?

    • By Block Club Chicago
    • Mar 10, 2021

  7. Change Illinois kicks off campaign to create independent commission to redraw Chicago’s ward boundaries

    • By Chicago Sun-Times
    • Mar 9, 2021

  8. Groups Join Forces to Form Independent Commission to Redraw City’s Ward Map

    • By WTTW
    • Mar 9, 2021

  9. Dozens of health care, social justice groups demand Lightfoot deny General Iron permit

    • By Chicago Sun-Times
    • Mar 9, 2021

  10. Illinois Must Be a Leader on Lead Service Line Replacement

    • By Jeremy Orr NRDC Expert Blog
    • Mar 2, 2021

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