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  1. In Memoriam: 13 good State bills that died in Illinois

    • By Adam Slade and Justin Williams, MPC Research Assistant
    • Jun 10, 2019

  2. Helping Illinois child care centers reduce exposure to lead in drinking water

    • By Caroline Pakenham, Water Program Manager, Elevate Energy
    • May 28, 2019

  3. In a cash-strapped state, this fund helps deliver clean drinking water

    • By Justin Williams, MPC Research Assistant
    • May 16, 2019

  4. Want Fair Water Rates? Senate Bill 1724 is a Good Start

  5. In Celebration of World Water Day: A fountain for the Great Lakes

  6. Buffalo, NY: A Rust Belt City’s new approach to tackling lead in drinking water

    • By Anna Wolf, Project Manager, CNT
    • Feb 20, 2019

  7. Salt: The urban watershed's double-edged sword

  8. Go deep: Three webinars on the issues driving Chicago

  9. Putting the whole lead in drinking water thing into perspective: a water professional weighs in

    • By John Donahue, CEO, North Park Public Water District
    • Dec 7, 2018

  10. Lead in drinking water: MPC is taking action and so can you

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