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AI-generatedThe article discusses environmental justice and self-driving car safety in Chicago. No direct commercial mechanism, price impact, or supply chain effect is identified. The topics are regulatory/political with no concrete business impact described.
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- Cheryl Johnson criticized Ald. Gilbert Villegas for misrepresenting the Hazel Johnson Cumulative Impacts Ordinance.
- The ordinance aims to protect Chicago communities from environmental racism.
- A 2023 settlement with the Biden administration addressing environmental racism in Chicago has not been enforced.
- Concerns raised about safety of self-driving cars in Chicago after Waymo incidents in flooded areas.
- Illinois lawmakers called for caution on self-driving cars.
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