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Tag: United States Environmental Protection Agency

Illinois Environmental Protection Agency Pushes For Coal Ash Pond Regulation

Chicago Talks, February 24, 2014

Environmental groups from throughout Illinois will meet with the Illinois Pollution Control Board on Wednesday…

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Contamination in the Water and on the Beach Along the Lake Michigan Front

Chicago Talks, July 11, 2013

There could be fewer beach closures this summer along Lake Michigan due to a new…

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Struggle for safety: EPA commits to resolving Pilsen pollution

Chicago Talks, May 20, 2013

After being stonewalled by the Burlington Northern Santa Fe railway company, the EPA will be…

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Lead pollution in Pilsen takes new form

Chicago Talks, April 9, 2013

Every so often, Sallie Gordon, driving force behind the Growing Station Community Garden group in…

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Coal power plants shuttered, ongoing health effects still unclear

Chicago Talks, January 15, 2013

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency finished air monitoring around the now-closed Fisk and Crawford coal…

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Electronics Now Banned From State Landfills

Chicago Talks, January 25, 2012

Chris Heisler’s phone has been ringing more than ever now that  it’s illegal for e-waste–including…

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A Green “App-ortunity” Knocks for Techies and Creative Types

Chicago Talks, November 8, 2011

Geek is the new black, and your ideas for how data can be mashed up…

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Plan Commission Paves Way for Chicago’s First Sulfer Refinery

Chicago Talks, November 5, 2010

The Chicago Plan Commission last week unanimously approved what would be the first sulfur processing…

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