Monthly Archives: July 2013

How can we advance the Great Lakes region over the next 100 years? Five experts weigh in

Posted on July 24, 2013 by chicagolandh2o

By Rachel Carnahan, videos by Ryan Griffin-Stegink In 100 years—2113—the Chicago region is sure to be a dramatically different place. People, technology and even our changing climate will reinvent our city and region, perhaps several times over. Lake Michigan will … Continue reading →

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Regulations and Ordinances: A Nuisance or Vital Conservation Tool?

Posted on July 16, 2013 by chicagolandh2o

 By Rachel Carnahan Many people don’t give much thought to the regulations and ordinances that govern their water use. The largest impact they see is that they can probably only water their lawn on certain days. However, there is a … Continue reading →

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