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According to some reports, U.S. EPA screwed up its calculations in allocating the first batch of $15 billion Congress set aside last year to replace toxic lead pipes. Illinois officials thought we'd get the biggest share.
thebrunswicknews.com
When it came time to split up the first batch of $15 billion Congress set aside last year to replace toxic lead pipes, Illinois officials had plenty of reasons to2 hours ago ·
Illinois EPA has issued an Air Pollution Action Day Alert for today as air pollution levels in the Chicago Metropolitan area are expected to reach the “Orange” or “Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups” category on the national Air Quality Index. According to the agency, this poses a potential health hazard to sensitive populations, especially individuals with pulmonary or respiratory disorders, including asthma, as well as active children and older adults. Sensitive individuals should take special precautions and follow their physician-prescribed regimen.
7 hours ago ·
Congratulations to my P&A colleagues who have been recognized by Chambers for distinction in construction law. The list includes my Chicago colleague, Greg Eichorn, who is one of the best construction lawyers in the city and is certainly well-deserving of this recognition!
1 day ago ·
Bills passed by the Illinois legislature include the ending of a ban on new nuclear power plant construction, which has been in place since 1987.
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The Democratic-controlled legislature sent a slew of bills to the governor showing their priorities for the state, in addition to the $50.4 billion spending plan. Here are some highlights.2 days ago ·
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has awarded $1 million to conduct environmental assessments and develop cleanup and reuse plans for polluted brownfield sites in Winnebago and Boone counties.
EPA sends $1M to Rockford region to cleanup polluted brownfield sites. Here are the focus areas
www.rockrivercurrent.com
By Kevin Haas Rock River Current Get our mobile app ROCKFORD — The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has awarded $1 million to the Region 1 Planning Council to conduct environmental assessments and develop cleanup and reuse plans4 days ago ·
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