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  1. Environmentalists win metal shredder decision

    • By Axios Chicago
    • Feb 18, 2022

  2. What will it take to achieve transit fare integration in Chicagoland?

    • By Streetsblog Chicago
    • Feb 11, 2022

  3. New Federal Aid Could Boost IL Lead Pipeline Removal Efforts

    • By Public News Service
    • Feb 3, 2022

  4. Chicago’s minority communities are billed far more for less water

    • By The Real Deal
    • Jan 20, 2022

  5. waterloop #128: Inside Illinois' Lead Legislation (A Pass The Mic Episode)

    • By waterloop
    • Jan 18, 2022

  6. Black neighborhoods in Chicago have water debt 10 times higher than white areas

    • By WBEZ Chicago
    • Jan 18, 2022

  7. Meet the new CEO of the Metropolitan Planning Council

    • By Crain's Chicago Business
    • Jan 14, 2022

  8. A new report shows which CTA stations had the smallest pandemic drops in riders, and it could hold clues to transit’s future

    • By The Chicago Tribune
    • Dec 28, 2021

  9. Southeast Side Residents Still Fighting General Iron

    • By South Side Weekly
    • Dec 24, 2021

  10. One-on-One with Metropolitan Planning Council’s First Black CEO

    • By WTTW
    • Dec 18, 2021

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