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CRMC Critical of RIDOT’s Plan to Replace East Bay Bike Path Bridges

Designating Rights of Way to the Shoreline a Lengthy, Cumbersome Process

Fishermen’s Advisory Board Members Resign, to Protest Offshore Wind Process

Rhode Island’s Climate Change Council Seeks Feedback on First Proposed Budget

Rhode Island officials said the lawsuit should be dismissed for a lack of standing.

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CRMC Board Has Long Been Subject of Debate

R.I. Environmental Agencies’ Staffing, Budgets Don’t Meet Their Needs

Late-Night Scramble Concludes Another General Assembly Session

The bill also states that the "governor shall achieve a diverse membership in the board and shall give due consideration to recommendations for nominations” from an assortment of Rhode Island groups.

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Once Again, Legislature Kicks the Can of Litter Reduction Down Trash-Filled Road

Opponents Say Bills Giving R.I. Energy Power to Trim Trees an ‘Overreach’

House’s $14B Budget Funds Climate Change Council, Adds DEM Positions

A Providence scrapyard that has long been a dirty thorn in the side of local residents and government officials could be selling one of its Allens Avenue properties to the state of Rhode Island for up to $8 million.

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McKee Nominates New Members to Coastal Council

Attorney General: Efforts to Bring Rogue Providence Metals Recycler Into Compliance Making Progress

Plan to Merge RIPTA with RIDOT Scrapped

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Attorney General Seeks to Dismiss Shoreline Access Lawsuit

General Assembly Approves Bill to Make RIDOT Director RIPTA’s Board Chair

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Taxpayers Pay $600K in RIDOT Rent Annually to Owners of Business Polluting Providence Neighborhoods

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