In recent years, the Chicago River itself has undergone a renaissance, from a lifeless industrial waterway into a vibrant public asset, the head of the Metropolitan Water Reclamation District writes.
The data that Burdis and Jankowski are looking at is much newer, dating back about 30 years, but it shows a similar trend.
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