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Adriana Pérez

Adriana Pérez

Environment and General Assignment Reporter at Chicago Tribune

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  • English
  • Spanish
Covering topics
  • Astronomy
  • Crime
  • Environment
  • Local News
  • Meteorology
  • Security
  • Nature & Wildlife
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Recent Articles

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A third beluga whale rescued from Canada has died at Shedd; a fourth died last week in Spain

A third beluga whale rescued from Canada has died at Shedd; a fourth died last week in Spain
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Residents protest proposed lakefront development in Edgewater

Edgewater residents protested a proposed lakefront high-rise development Sunday at the site of a synagogue, a plan that has divided community members.
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Former sheriff’s deputy convicted of killing Sonya Massey dies, att...

Sean Grayson fatally shot the mother of two after she called 911 in July 2024 to report a possible prowler near her home, just outside Springfield.
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Scientists team up in ‘unparalleled’ effort to protect Illinois’ en...

Loss of wetlands, changes in habitat hydrology from dams and agricultural tile drainage, viruses, and poaching put turtle population at risk.
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Chicago Park District to upgrade air conditioning in fieldhouses in...

As part of the $1 million investment, 20 sites on the city’s West and South sides will be equipped with improved systems by the end of the summer, the Park District said.
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As Chicago heats up, advocates and experts slam city for not addres...

During this week’s heat wave, only five locations in addition to police stations planned to remain open through the Independence Day city holiday on Friday.
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'Air you can wear' as dangerous heat settles over Illinois Monday

Chances for thunderstorms could cool off the area in time for July 4th, but a lack of storms could prolong the hot stretch.
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Read the Tribune’s investigation into Illinois’ abandoned oil wells

Read the Chicago Tribune’s investigation into how Illinois regulators have failed to stop the proliferation of abandoned oil and gas wells in the state.
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Illinois breaks the record for most tornadoes in a year, bringing 2...

The state leads the rankings across the country, and is head and shoulders above the traditional Tornado Alley areas, according to preliminary NOAA data.
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Only halfway through the year, Illinois’ tornado tally matches reco...

Illinois leads the rankings across the country, head and shoulders above the traditional Tornado Alley areas, according to NOAA.
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EPA announces $295 million to remove Illinois lead pipes even as Tr...

The move is one of many actions under the Federal Lead Action Plan, launched in President Donald Trump’s first term.