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Woonsocket Taken to Court for Polluting Blackstone River

Save The Bay Focused On Nips, Trees and Access This Year

Supporters Rally to Push New Bottle Bill, Promising Less Litter and More Money for Recycling

Long-Serving Member Resigns from R.I.’s Coastal Agency

The sale of nips in Rhode Island has likely been prohibited for the past 31 years. But enforcing the law is a challenge, since no state entity keeps track of beverage container recycling rates.

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Funding for Vital Rhode Island Climate Agency Again Urged

Ongoing Disregard for Environment Began With Firing of Proactive DEM Director

CRMC Gets New Deputy Director After Repeated Delays

Under the proposed budget, the Executive Climate Change Coordinating Council would receive $4.5 million for staffing and operations.

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McKee, Kalus Tackle Environmental Issues at Annual Audubon Meeting

CRMC Wants State to Reopen Wakefield Office Closed to Public

Vital Positions at Rhode Island’s Coastal Management Agency Remain Unfilled

The Bristol County Water Authority will remove the lower dam structure entirely and dredge the original path of the river.

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Voters Asked to Approve $50M Bond to Support Environment-Friendly Projects in R.I.

Federal Inflation Reduction Act to Benefit R.I.’s Renewable Energy, Efficiency Programs

General Assembly Finishes Session with Numerous Environmental Wins

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Sale of Nips in Rhode Island Likely Illegal Already

Climate Change Council, Blue Economy to See Funding Boosts Under McKee’s Proposed Budget

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CRMC Approves Plan to Restore Kickemuit Reservoir to Tidal Habitat via Dam Removal

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