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Rhode Island’s ‘Green-Energy’ Sector Keeps Growing

Chicago Developer Helps Fund Pro-Power Plant Group

Brayton Point Power Plant Stubborn, Dirty Neighbor

Energy Center’s Power-Line Project Expands Impact

PROVIDENCE — Three state senators want answers on the March 29 natural-gas leak on Allens Avenue. The incident closed Interstate 95 for several hours and released some 19 million cubic feet of natural gas and toxic pollutants.

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Another Regional Natural Gas Pipeline Project Moves Forward Despite Widespread Opposition

Connecticut Board Says State Doesn’t Need More Fossil Fuels

Leaked Natural Gas was Enough to Heat 190,000 Homes

PROVIDENCE — Two recent natural-gas leaks in Rhode Island got the attention of the multinational fossil-fuel companies that own the pipelines. But it’s unclear what exactly is being done to fix the problems and what damage has been done.

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Court Rules in Favor of Pilgrim’s Nuclear Waste Permit

No Urgency to Fix Natural Gas Leak in Burrillville

Rehoboth Selectmen Remain Silent After Voters Overwhelmingly Reject Gas Compressor Station

WARWICK, R.I. — Opponents of the proposed Burrillville power plant aren't getting the project dismissed, but they are seeing that it gets delayed.

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Government Opposition to Power Plant Increasing

Local Environmental Groups Unite Against Power Plant

Delays Could Derail Proposed Burrillville Power Plant

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Senators Want Answers About Providence Gas Leak

Size of Leaks Still Unknown Amid Cleanup and Repairs

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