As the world gets hotter, water conservation is going to be increasingly important, including the fact we have to keep the water we do have clean.

How many have you watched? Get to know Chicago’s wards and the aldermen who represent them.

Learn about the Primary results, current redistricting activity, and future election deadlines.

It’s long past time to reestablish Chicago’s Department of Environment. Join the campaign to #BringDOEBack.

Microplastics in our bodies—what’s in our water and why does it matter? LWV Chicago co-sponsored Chicago Coalition for Plastic Reduction’s inaugural event.

League President Jane Ruby sent a letter to the City Council’s Ethics Committee urging greater transparency.

Check out some of the highlights of our interview with Ald. Anthony Napolitano of the 41st Ward.

News Flash! Plastics Recycling is a BIG FAT LIE! The ONLY way to reduce plastic waste is to stop producing it. Here’s how reduce your plastic use.

Crediting the League, Ald. Reilly (42nd) has recently filed a proposal that would enable the public to see “direct introduction” items proposed by the mayor and city departments.

[The College Edition, Part 2] More ways for college students to save both the planet and cold hard cash!

Check out some of the highlights of our interview with Ald. Anthony Beale of the 9th Ward.

Check out some of the highlights of our interview with Ald. Harry Osterman of the 48th Ward.

[The College Edition, Part 1] You (or your child) are going to college! Moments of big change are opportunities for big impact. Take this opportunity to start familiarizing yourself with new ideas to shop smart and be enviro-friendly.

Since 1981, this award has been presented to a member who has demonstrated extraordinary long-term dedication and effectiveness in League work.

Check out some of the highlights of our interview with Ald. Debra Silverstein of the 50th Ward.

Learn more about We Will Chicago, a new three-year, citywide planning initiative under Mayor Lori E. Lightfoot that will encourage neighborhood growth and vibrancy while addressing social and economic inequities that impair Chicago’s legacy as a global city.

Check out some of the highlights of our interview with Ald. James Gardiner of the 45th Ward.

As you prepare to vote, here are several tools you can use to evaluate the candidates running for office.

Check out some of the highlights of our interview with Ald. Brendan Reilly of the 42nd Ward.

Let’s talk about climate change and personal responsibility. When we exercise choice mindfully, purposefully and collectively, we affect change. Illinois’ Primary Election is June 28.