Climate Crisis

EPA: Rhode Island Hospital Late in Disclosing 2021 Emissions

Rhode Island’s Progress on Emissions Reduction Not Enough to Meet 2030 Mandate

Summer’s Drought Means Fewer, Smaller Christmas Trees

Brown University Students Take Bus to D.C. to Protest COP27

Despite the sense of urgency around the issue, the manner in which climate change is communicated needs to move away from science and doom and gloom to hopefulness and solutions.

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Global Warming Likely to Bring Climate Chaos to Ocean State

Superstorm Sandy Showed Ocean State What Future Storms Could Look Like

Climate Change Bears Down on Naval Station Newport, Aquidneck Island

Doing nothing to reduce greenhouse gas emissions will result in a total loss of summer sea ice in the Arctic Ocean by 2050.

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Historic Cemeteries Could See Grave Impacts of Climate Change in the Ocean State

Statistics Show August 2022 was Hottest Ever in R.I.

Inflation Reduction Act Gives Nearly Everyone a Chance – and a Burst of Federal Money – to Help Fight Climate Change

The heavy rainfall resulted in a two-hour closure of I-95 near the Thurber’s Avenue exit on Labor Day weekend, overwhelming catch basins designed to handle less than 2 inches of rain per hour.

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Frequency of Brush Fires This Summer Could Offer Glimpse into Rhode Island’s Future

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

New NOAA Climate Projections Forecast Increase in Southern New England Flooding

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No Room for Doom and Gloom in Climate Talks

Melting Arctic Sea Ice Not Just a ‘Far Away’ Problem

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Aging Highway Infrastructure in R.I. No Match for Heavy Rainfall

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