Illinois Environmental Protection Agency

It will go back to the commission and be relevant for all the utilities, so for both ComEd and Ameren in downstate Illinois.

So yeah, the Commerce Commission is extremely important in this whole conversation and as well as, you know, some of the other agencies in Illinois, so, like, Illinois Power Agency, the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency, the Water Survey Board.

All these agencies are...

This is all so unprecedented for them.

Springfield City Council advanced an ordinance this week allowing city water light empowered to request state funds for lead water service line replacements.

And if awarded, the no-interest loan from the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency program would automatically be forgiven, making it a grant.

IEPA estimates the project cost at $4.5 million, according to city officials.

Funding would allow the city to effectively double its replacement rate for the remaining 9,000 re- uh, lead service lines in the city.

That's dceo.illinois.gov.

The Springfield City Council this week advanced an ordinance allowing citywide-- uh, City Water, Light, and Power to request state funds for lead water service line replacements.

And if awarded, the no-interest loan from the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency program would automatically be forgiven, effectively making it a grant.

IEPA has estimated project cost in Springfield at $4.5 million.

Springfield City Council advanced an ordinance this week allowing city water, light, and power to request state funds for lead water service line replacements.

If awarded, the no-interest loan from the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency program would automatically be forgiven, effectively making it a grant.

City officials said the IEPA estimated the project cost at $4.5 million.

The funding would allow the city to effectively double its replacement rate for the estimated 9,000 remaining lead service lines in the city.

It's a law.

So the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency just put out their comprehensive climate action plan.

What needs to happen to reach that mark by 2050? And let me tell you, you wouldn't like it, and I wouldn't like it.

My guess is most Illinois residents won't like it.

The estimated economic impact was $7.5 million.

A new comprehensive climate action plan released this month by the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency says the state has made substantial progress in reducing... greenhouse gas emissions in recent years but it's not yet on track to meet its goal of reaching net zero emissions by 2050 capital news illinois reports that to reach that goal plan suggests illinois will need to enact significant changes across virtually every sector of its economy more at wmay.com as we turn now to sports with darren pritchett

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And a new comprehensive climate action plan released this month by the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency says the state has made substantial progress in reducing greenhouse gas emissions, but it's not yet on track to meet the goal of reaching net zero emissions by 2050.

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