Liquid Assets: Understanding Climate Change Impacts on Water and Black Chicago

Chicago News Weekly presents "Liquid Assets: Understanding Climate Change Impacts on Water and Black Chicago" a discussion with local leaders about how climate change is affecting the availability and quality of water resources in the city of Chicago, particularly within the Black community. Join Department of Water Management Randy Conner, President of MWRD Board Commissioner Kari Steele and City Programs Director of Illinois Environmental Council Iyana Simba as they discuss emerging solutions on the disproportionate impacts of climate change on water resources in Chicago; implications on public health, infrastructure, and economic development. 

With a focus on equity and environmental justice, this conversation provides crucial insights and recommendations for Black professionals, policymakers, advocates, and community members to reflect on the urgency of action to ensure access to clean and safe water for all residents of Chicago.