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Brett Chase

Brett Chase

Environmental Journalist, Reporter and Assistant Editor at Sun-Times Wire

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  • English
Covering topics
  • Environment
  • Health & Medicine

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Recent Articles

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Stickney mayor, board oppose data center at Hawthorne horse racing site

A report identifies the race track buyer as a data center developer, while village trustees vote for a moratorium.
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Funeral home shocker, pollution, mad bomber: Far South Side neighbo...

South Deering neighborhood, known as Vet’s Park and Slag Valley, endured a lot before dozens of decomposed bodies were found at South Chicago Chapel funeral parlor.
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Is Hawthorne Race Course being torn down for a data center? Cicero ...

Cicero trustees approved resolutions Tuesday to oppose a pair of rumored data centers, one at the historic horse-racing venue in neighboring Stickney.
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‘Hazardous’ Canadian wildfire smoke prompts air quality warning for...

The hazy smoke, which also carries a strong smell, has moved in from Canada. The alert is in effect through midnight Friday, according to the National Weather Service.
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These events are canceled in the Chicago area due to Canadian wildf...

Harmful air pollution from hundreds of Canadian wildfires continue to create dangerous conditions for people to be outdoors Friday. Many Thursday concerts, sports and other outdoor events were already canceled all over the city and suburbs.
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Mosquitoes biting? The ‘Sewer Monster’ is on the case.

Justin Harbison, a Loyola University Chicago researcher, helps fight mosquito populations that can carry the West Nile virus by treating Chicago-area sewers with insecticides aimed at killing recently hatched larvae before they become blood-suckers.
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Deep Tunnel reservoir will take at least a month to drain

The nearly 8 billion-gallon Thornton reservoir, which helps prevent flooding, was nearly full this week. The sewer water is slowly being pumped out but it will be weeks before the south suburban quarry is dry again.
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Underground storage project aims to fix chronic flooding in Chicago

Mayor Johnson lauds a $12 million pilot project to build underground storage in Austin aimed at capturing floodwater before it overwhelms outdated sewers. The city hopes the concept can be a model for other neighborhoods.
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Deep Tunnel has never reached its limit. After weekend's heavy rain...

The massive system of tunnels and reservoirs was built to contain Chicago’s floodwater, protect area rivers and Lake Michigan. Now, there's a risk that suburbs will flood and sewers will overflow into Chicago waterways.
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3 years after Chicago's 2023 floods, West Siders still waiting for ...

Mayor Brandon Johnson’s administration says it will spend more than $520 million to fix homes and the sewer infrastructure needed to help prevent future floods. Residents are growing impatient.
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ComEd to offer up to $500 for small businesses struggling to pay el...

The $2.5 million program was created after AI data center growth drove up power prices for the second year in a row.