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"Cook County Board outlaws retail sale and commercial use of coal tar sealant" via The Daily Line
March 15, 2024
The Cook County Board of Commissioners approved a measure outlawing the retail sale and commercial application of coal tar sealant on asphalt pavement.
Appellate Court Affirms Illinois' Strong Coal Ash Protections, Rejecting Coal Company Attacks
March 14, 2024
An Illinois Appellate Court upheld the state’s coal ash rules in a Wednesday ruling, delivering a blow to coal plant owners who have repeatedly challenged the rules in an attempt to weaken environmental protections.
Sierra Club Illinois Statement on Passage of Toxic Pavement Sealants Ban in Cook County
March 14, 2024
The Cook County Board passed ordinance 23-5769, which eliminates the sale and use of toxic pavement products in suburban Cook County.
"Some young people planning fewer or no kids because of climate change" via Chicago Tribune
March 11, 2024
Data is scarce but a 2021 study found that 36% of teens and young adults were hesitant to have children due to climate change.
Governor Pritzker Backs Planning for Iconic Lake County 'Greenway' With Proposed Funding in New State Budget
February 21, 2024
Elated local advocates praise Governor, Lake County's legislative delegation, County Board members, and municipal officials for critical support.