The Illinois International Port in Chicago, pictured in 2013, has long been underused, and mid-20th century infrastructure such as the giant grain elevators are empty while “finger” piers protected by barrier islands cannot accommodate modern shipping traffic. A new plan hopes to increase logistics opportunities on the lake’s southern half while opening the lake’s northern section for “community access, recreation and natural resource activities.” (Alex Garcia / Chicago Tribune)
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