transportation
Chicago’s bike-friendly investments not benefiting all parts of the city equally
A lack of infrastructure and the risk of being hit by cars, victimized by crime, or stopped by police discourages biking.
analysis
Chicago shines in a new global study of cities’ resiliency and clean energy plans. But can it keep its promises?
The American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy evaluated 66 major cities on their resiliency efforts.
News
Chicago Public Schools’ new sustainability director making up for lost time
The district went nearly four years without a sustainability leader before hiring former Department of Energy official Sandrine Schultz in 2019.
Illinois
Midwest coal producers attempt to cut costs, escalating pollution worries
“They’re trying to cut regulations and to cut corners”: Experts see an Illinois water permit fight as a sign of things to come for the struggling coal industry.
transportation
How Chicago’s new rideshare fees could lead to more equitable transportation
The new pricing structure increases charges for downtown trips and lowers rates for shared rides elsewhere in the city.