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R.I.’s First Anaerobic Digester Expected by End of Year

JOHNSTON, R.I. — Rhode Island’s new composting law appears to have produced one of its first new businesses: a large food scrap-to-energy digester. The $18.9 million project broke ground near the Central Landfill on May 28. The facility plans to begin accepting up to 250 tons of food scrap daily by the end of the year.

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Pipeline Expansion Through Little Compton Pulled

LITTLE COMPTON, R.I. — Some local residents are breathing easier now that plans for expanding a natural-gas pipeline have been scraped. Called the G-2 System Loop, the project called for installing a larger transmission line along an existing 2.2-mile stretch of pipeline that runs through the Rhode Island towns of Tiverton and Little Compton and underneath the Sakonnet River to Middletown.

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Gas Pipeline Could Cost Little Compton Some Land

LITTLE COMPTON, R.I. — A 2.2-mile stretch of natural-gas pipeline is in the works for Little Compton and Tiverton. Some land will be taken temporarily during construction, and other land will be acquired permanently. The owner of the pipeline is granted the power of eminent domain through the Natural Gas Act of 1938.

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