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Bill Would Change Procedure for Reporting, Collecting Roadkill
Study Commission Ready to OK Installing Solar Panels on Medians
R.I. Law Would Have Offered Transit Pass Program for State Employees, But No One Followed Through
McKee’s Budget Offers Only Modest Increases to Environmental Programs

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Whitehouse Bill Would Tighten, Clarify Process of Approving Offshore Wind Projects

Rhode Island fishers, shoreline residents, and preservationists have argued their concerns about offshore wind have gotten overlooked, ignored, or sidelined during the federal and state review process.

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R.I.’s Plastic Bag Ban Took Effect Jan. 1
Remaking CRMC High On List of Government Reforms for 2024
R.I. Environmental Projects Benefit from Federal Infrastructure Money

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

CRMC board members were critical of the Rhode Island Department of Transportation's submitted materials and by the answers given by the agency officials present at the meeting.

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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

Attorney General Seeks to Dismiss Shoreline Access Lawsuit

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
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