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Lawfare! How Courts & State Legislatures Influence Climate Action
The challenges to the climate protection provisions once promoted by the federal government are the subject of several lawsuits.
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New report shows PFAS contamination in 98% of waterways tested
Catch the latest updates on what’s happening with PFAS in the Great Lakes region. Check back for more PFAS news roundups every other week on our website.
On June 26, the non-profit group Waterkeeper Alliance announced the results of a study conducted across 19 states, which revealed PFAS contamination in 98% of the waterways tested.
As data centers proliferate across Illinois, communities grapple with how to supply the necessary water
By Susan Cosier, Inside Climate News
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Illinois is already a top destination for data centers, and more are coming.
Minimum wage campaign gearing up for referendum push
If successful, the referendum would repeal bipartisan compromise legislation that passed in February.
SON calls on Crown to respect its jurisdiction over territorial waters
SON has spent more than two decades in litigation and suspects it would have faced another decade or more on hearings and appeals, so it’s discontinuing its pursuit of Aboriginal title to territorial waters in court.