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MWRD Raises Flag in honor of Black History Month, ABC 7 News - 5 p.m. | MWRD
MWRD commemorates the 100th Anniversary of Black History Month
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MWRD Raises Flag in honor of Black History Month, ABC 7 News - 10 p.m. | MWRD
MWRD commemorates the 100th Anniversary of Black History Month
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"‘It's been a blast:' Suburban Chicago native and Team USA hockey player Abbey Murphy describes Milan," NBC Chicago | MWRD
Alex Maragos caught up with Team USA women’s hockey player Abbey Murphy.
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"Durbin Meets With Metropolitan Water Reclamation District To Discuss Thornton Reservoir," Office of Senator Dick Durbin | MWRD
During their meeting, Durbin and President Steele spoke about securing federal reimbursement from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers for construction of the reservoir.
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"Durbin, MWRD seek to secure federal reimbursement for Thornton Reservoir construction," CBS News Chicago | MWRD
The reservoir has a capacity of 7.9 billion gallons and is connected to Chicago's Deep Tunnel network to prevent flooding — both in the form of basement backups and in the form of overflow of the banks of Thorn Creek.
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"How and why the flow of the Chicago River was reversed," NBC Chicago | MWRD
How and why the flow of the Chicago River was reversed
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"People held off going to bathroom during Bad Bunny Super Bowl show," USA Today | MWRD
The toilet flushes during this Super Bowl increased by nearly 300,000 from the previous year.
Wastewater
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"Potomac wastewater spill appears to be largest in US history," The Hill | MWRD
The sewage spill was “a single event," but the circumstances that led to it are not unique.
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"Nearly a year after asphalt spill in Chicago Sanitary and Ship Canal, EPA criticized for leaving cleanup unfinished," Chicago Tribune | MWRD
The Illinois Environmental Protection Agency, which is now overseeing the site, observed asphalt in the canal and along the shoreline after the cleanup was reported complete, said IEPA spokesperson Kim Biggs in a statement last week.
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"Opinion: A spill on the canal shows what happens when the feds pull back," Crains Chicago Business | MWRD
Nearly a half-million gallons of non-road-grade liquid asphalt spilled into the canal this year. Under normal circumstances, this would be troubling, but federal resources could help address the problem quickly and effectively.
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