2009
Local food gets toehold in central IllinoisState Journal-RegisterPoll: Majority Supports State Buying Land
THE STATE JOURNAL-REGISTEREarth Day sparks greener interests
Alestle, SIUE campus newspaperState looks to reverse pollutant reputation
Edwardsville IntelligencerSIUE commemorates Earth Day; speakers touch on variety of timely topics
Belleville News DemocratEducation on Earth Day
Alton TelegraphMeeting to focus on climate change
Alton TelegraphGlobal Warming Legislation Discussed at Local Earth Day Event
Belleville News DemocratEarth Day Town Hall forum to discuss global warming, alternative energy
Alestle, SIUE campus paperSIUE plans week of green events
Edwardsville IntelligencerWhat's Happening
St. Louis Post-DispatchEnvironmental council names new director
State Journal-Register
2008
Council combats 'bi-polar weather'Peoria Journal-Star, Terry BiboEnvironmental groups host global warming conferences in Belleville
Suburban Journals, Jason SibertState greenhouse plan misguided, group says; Organization says global warming bill would hurt Illinois business
Suburban Journals, Jason SibertState to lay off 450 and close parks and historic sites
Bloomington Pantagraph, Kurt EricksonThis is a tough day for DNR, spokesman says
State Journal-Register, Chris YoungTown hall meeting: Residents learn how to fight global warming
Belleville News Democrat, Jacqueline LeeBelleville forum to address global warming Wednesday
Belleville News DemocratMadison County air quality gets 'F'
Alton Telegraph, Jill MoonFind out about global warming
Alton Telegraph, EditorialAlton to host town hall meeting on global warming
Alton Telegraph, Jill MoonGlobal warming public forum set for Belleville
Belleville News-DemocratBelleville, Alton host town hall meetings on global warming, Will talk about climate change
Belleville News-Democrat, Maria BaranForum puts global warming in focus
Edwardsville Intelligencer, Norma MendozaGroups lobby to restore DNR funds
Danville Commercial News, Barbara GreenbergState's natural resource agency itself is endangered, conservationists say
Chicago Tribune, Lisa BlackGroup says gridlock threatens parks
STLToday (St. Louis Post-Dispatch online), Terry HilligProtesters: Save state parks
Southern Illinoisan, Blackwell ThomasPark advocates want state money restored
Belleville News Democrat, David Mercer, Associated Press WriterBlagojevich administration mum on effects of budget cuts
Bloomington Pantagraph, Kurt EricksonParks feel budget cuts
Peoria Journal Star, Terry BiboState budget cuts hurt state parks
WEEK-TV, PeoriaParks losing conservation officers
WMDB/WYZZ-TV, Peoria, Iris PerezNature a loser in budget cuts, advocates say
Daily Herald, Mike ZawislakState's DNR cuts could be 'devastating'
Lake County News-Sun, Frank AbderholdenState DNR to see $14 million in cuts
Northwest Herald, Crystal LindellCritics pan governor's IDNR budget cuts
Alton Telegraph, Jill MoonBudget cuts put state parks at risk
WSIL-TV, Emily EddingtonNature groups urge governor to hold off on budget cuts
State Journal Register, Chris YoungEnvironmentalists ask for support in fighting budget cuts for state parks
Belleville News Democrat, Will BussGlobal warming expert warns local gathering of impending climate change
Decatur Herald-Review, Theresa Churchill, Senior WriterMeeting on Tuesday looks to heat up climate talks
Decatur Herald-Review, Theresa Churchill, Senior WriterSo fresh and so clean: The road to cleaner air starts in the Soy City
Illinois Times, R. L. NaveIllinois Poll Finds Clean Cars Best Antidote to $4 Gas
Environment News ServiceWho's Hiding the Hybrids?
NBC-TV, ChicagoAn Earth Day plea to fight global warming
Daily Herald, Jonathan GoldmanClean Cars Act: Environmentalists Push for Industry Changes
WHOI-TV, PeoriaGreener Cars Could Mean More Spending Green
WGN RadioState Representative Julie Hamos Receives an Environmental Award for Voting Record
Evanston Round TablePutting Green on the Ballot
Medill Reports, by Josephine LeeBiking to work, green buildings on upswing in Chicago
Medill Reports, by JOSEPHINE LEEA unique time
Decatur Herald & Review, Advocates report a more favorable attitude in government
2007
Taking a green initiativeChicago Tribune, Companies cash in by supporting causeWilmette rethinks green car incentives
Chicago Tribune, By Tara MaloneNuclear giant's green push splits environmentalists
Chicago Tribune, By Robert Manor, Tribune staff reporterEvanston post takes lead on green issues
Chicago Tribune, by Andrew SchroedterFox Bike Ride Promotes Environment
The Beacon News, Beacon News StaffActivists Fear Illinois is Losing the Battle for Open Space
Illinois Issues, by Stephanie ZimmermannAs Vague as It Is, Theme Park Proposal Brings Hope to Pinckneyville
St. Louis Post-Dispatch, By Kevin McDermott and Erik PotterIllinois Resort Plan Details Shared
St. Louis Post-Dispatch, By Erik PotterGroups Want to Block Theme Park Plans
The Pantagraph, Bloomington-Normal, By Kurt EricksonIll. Lawmaker Holds Off on Land-Swap
Associated Press, By Jim SuhrTheme Park Land-Swap Deal on Hold
The Pantagraph, Bloomington-Normal, By Kurt EricksonPark Money Needs to be Spent as It Was Intended to Be
Daily Southtown, EditorialParks Want a Share of Grant Money
Daily Southtown, By Angela CaputoPartners Pushing for Parks, Wildlife Funds
Peoria Journal Star, Jeff LampeGroup: Illinois Must Step Up Acquisition of Open Space
The State Journal-Register, By Chris Young
2006
ONE IN THREE LEGISLATORS HAD HIGH LEVELSCapitol FaxEPA Rules Deal with Mercury Source Hidden in Cars
Chicago Tribune, By Michael HawthorneGov's Plan to Cut Mercury Emissions Fuels Criticism
Chicago Sun Times, By Lori Rackl And Tracy Swartz
2005
Illinois Third in Nation for Neighborhoods with Unhealthy AirAssociated Press, By Ryan Keith
