Climate Crisis

Despite ‘Net Zero’ Rhetoric, Biggest Banks Continue to Pour Billions into Fossil Fuels

New NOAA Climate Projections Forecast Increase in Southern New England Flooding

Local Reaction to Latest Climate Report Stresses Need to Act Now, Protect Most Vulnerable

Sailing Team with Ties to Ocean State Works to Reduce Environmental Impacts of Its Sport

Rhode Island, Massachusetts and Maine each saw their second-warmest October since 1894.

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Ocean Temperatures: Climate Warning for New England

CLF Files Motion Seeking Shell Oil Climate Documents

How to Move a Marsh: Work Continues to Save Sapowet Marsh

Hazardous waste sites and chemical facilities pockmark New England, leftovers of the region’s industrial past. And little action is being taken to prevent climate change from impacting these sites and cooking up a toxic future, according to a new report.

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New Providence Partnership Pushes for Climate-Ready City

East Bay Communities Search for Answers on How to Protect Properties from Sea-Level Rise and Flooding

Some Rhode Island Flood Insurance Rates About to Skyrocket

PORTSMOUTH, R.I. — Nine projects scattered around this Aquidneck Island town will take priority in coming years as the community seeks to build climate resiliency.

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URI Awarded $1.5 Million NOAA Grant to Study Sea-Level Rise Impact on Extreme Weather

For Many On Coast, Climate Crisis Means Rising Insurance Rates

Barrington Climate Committee Focuses On Solar to Address Crisis

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Data Reveals 2021 Second-Hottest October on the Record for Rhode Island and Massachusetts

More Safeties Required to Prevent Climate Change Turning Toxic

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Localized Projects to Strengthen Portsmouth’s Climate Resiliency

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