Monthly Archives: January 2011

Dear Chicago Mayor, please improve the river

Posted on January 24, 2011 by chicagolandh2o

By Daniel McDonell From the trophies, photo albums and tackle display to dozens of handmade carvings, stuffed fish and a live aquarium showcasing local fish species, Don Dubin’s basement is a museum dedicated to everything sports fishing. Perhaps most importantly … Continue reading →

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The costs of clean water

Posted on January 10, 2011 by chicagolandh2o

Aurora Mayor Tom Weisner explains how his city manages its water supply costs, while achieving Illinois’ best-tasting water. / Photo by Emily Cikanek By Nick Bastis Whether chocolate, wine or water, many people think great taste and low cost are trade-offs.  That … Continue reading →

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Register now for “Letting It All Soak In: Nature’s Role in Protecting Water Resources”

Posted on January 7, 2011 by chicagolandh2o

Open and natural spaces can help manage stormwater, recharge groundwater supplies, and protect water quality.  The more we pave over the landscape, divert runoff into streams, and otherwise alter natural hydrology, the more our ability to manage water resources sustainably … Continue reading →

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