Many stillbirths in the U.S are preventable. What’s stopping us?
Advocates and physicians say more education for patients and research are essential.
Advocates and physicians say more education for patients and research are essential.
A South Side group is developing “green, self-sustaining, mixed income, walkable communities” for Black people.
The Illinois Institute of Technology is practicing what it preaches with a state-of-the-art microgrid that powers and protects the campus.
Some neighborhoods on the South Side have long had pollution from heavy industries operating nearby. Reset takes stock of the problem.
Fat people with eating disorders often go far longer without treatment than their thin peers.
Chicago-area residents woke up to the first measurable snowfall of the season Tuesday.
The Metropolitan Water Reclamation District’s “Deep Tunnel” is built to store billions of gallons of water during heavy rainfall. But is it enough to handle extreme weather linked to climate change?
Smaller and with less of a budget than many city departments, Lightfoot’s new climate office lacks enforcement power most of all, detractors say.
Dixmoor can’t afford to replace its aging infrastructure. Some band-aids are available, but residents aren’t hopeful.
As greenhouse emissions rise, world leaders are holding their annual meeting to create a plan to slow global warming and climate change.