Chicago Tribune: In a city built on a swamp, where rainstorms already flood basements and force sewage into Lake Michigan and local streams, climate change could make Chicago's chronic water pollution woes even worse.
Researchers hired by Mayor Richard Daley's office estimate that intense rainfall will happen more frequently in the not-so-distant future because of warming global temperatures, challenging the region's aging sewers and the troubled Deep Tunnel project more than ever.
Rains of greater than 2.5......
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intense rains could swamp Chicago’s aging sewers
Posted by Chicago Tribune: None Given on April 21st, 2011
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