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Rhode Island’s Warming Marine Waters Force Iconic Species Out, Disrupt Catch Limits and Change Ecosystem Services

Rhode Island’s warming water temperatures are causing a biomass metamorphosis that is transforming the state’s commercial and recreational fishing industries, for both better and worse. Traditional species are disappearing, southerly species are appearing more frequently and more unwanted guests are arriving.

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Group of Friends Track Block Island’s Crumbling Shoreline

NEW SHOREHAM, R.I. — Block Island is slowly eroding into the sea. A group of four dedicated residents, and the mainland scientist who guides them, have been tracking the island’s changes for eight years in the hopes of discerning its future.

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Flood-Mitigation Work Planned for Woonasquatucket Watershed

A new flood-protection project for the lower Woonasquatucket River watershed aims to prevent flood damage and reduce water flow during extreme weather events.

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