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Pair Trawler Ban Passes House

500 Open Cases of Environmental Violations in R.I.

Charlestown Strikes Up the Ban on Wind Turbines

General Assembly Fails Environmental Test

At the Statehouse alone, about $18,000 is spent annually on bottled water. A cost that increases for taxpayers and the environment when you include the cost of storing it, cooling it and disposing of the plastic vessel.

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Uncertainty for BPA Bill in R.I.

‘Right to Dry’ Bill Left Blowing in Ocean State Wind

State Inaugurations Fraught with Waste

WARWICK, R.I. — On the heels of the Providence City Council’s decision to allow city residents to keep up to six egg-laying hens on their property, a group has sprung up in Warwick that would like to see that city revisit its regulations concerning the keeping of fowl within city limits.

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City’s Tax Structure Tough on Urban Agriculture

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Want to or Not, Rhode Islanders Buy Bottled Water

Warwick Residents Cry ‘Fowl’

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