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Ald. Matt Martin

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Planting more trees, as volunteers did outside Shriner Children’s Hospital on Oct. 4 to celebrate its 100th anniversary, is part of the city’s climate strategy. But the city needs a Department of Environment, four council members write.

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Time for Chicago to act boldly on climate change and bring back the Department of Environment

In early 2020, City Council declared a state of climate emergency. Hiring a few people in the mayor’s office is not enough to tackle the crisis.

By Ald. Matt Martin, Daniel La Spata, and 2 more