Brett Chase is an adjunct professor and environmental journalist at the Chicago Sun-Times. He focuses on climate change, environmental policy, and cultural movements, exploring the intersection of these themes with health, arts, and society. Brett's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Fox 32 Chicago, NPR Illinois, and Inside Climate News.
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Brett Chase's coverage is heavily focused on local government announcements, legal policy regulations, and their intersection with business, sustainability, scientific issues, and health & wellbeing in Chicago. For effective outreach to Brett Chase, consider providing insights or access to officials involved in environmental reviews, public health experts addressing mental health priorities or climate studies focusing on specific areas within Chicago.
Additionally, sources related to legal action over environmental concerns (such as lawsuits), city infrastructure affecting public health like lead water lines or affordable housing initiatives will likely be of interest. Given the focus on local impact and regulation enforcement by entities such as the EPA at a neighborhood level including topics on pollution cleanup efforts are also relevant for successful pitches.
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By: Brett Chase
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None of the five candidates had overwhelming support in a recent poll of 600 likely Chicago voters. The Chicago Teachers Union’s pick, Hilario Dominguez, had the most support with 20% of respondents saying they’d vote for him.
By: Brett Chase
A report identifies the race track buyer as a data center developer, while village trustees vote for a moratorium. Victor Hilitski/For the Sun-Times
By: Alex Degman, Pat Nabong
The Chicago Sun-Times and WBEZ spoke with five people helping with relief efforts in Gary about how the city is recovering after an Aug. 11 storm swept through Northwest Indiana, leaving residents without power for weeks.
U.S. Sen. Dick Durbin and advocates sounded an alarm Wednesday over what they described as systemic due-process violations at Chicago's downtown immigration court, calling a strategy to speed up their cases and issue deportation orders to unaccompanied minors a "mockery of the justice system."
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Un informe identifica al comprador de la pista de carreras como un promotor inmobiliario de centros de datos, mientras que los fideicomisarios del pueblo votan a favor de una moratoria.
