Land Use

Planners Concerned New Rules Could McMansion R.I.’s Coast

Super Idea: Repurposing Toxic Sites to Produce Solar Energy

Poorly Planned Green Energy Grows in Rhode Island

A Contentious Debate: Green Energy vs. Green Space

PROVIDENCE — Cleaning polluted land isn’t cheap, but thanks to a federal and state program funds are available to return some of these brownfield sites to commercial and residential use.

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Going Native Saves Money on Lawn Care

Lincoln Intersection at Crossroads of Neighborhood Concern

Kill Your Lawn and Go Native

BURRILLVILLE, R.I. — Something they say was hidden in the Biological Inventory Report conducted to gauge the environmental impact of the proposed Clear River Energy Center has both Rick Enser and Bill Eccleston, among others, concerned about the future of Rhode Island’s northwest corner.

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Too Much Greene Energy has Some Coventry Residents Worried

Are We Building Things We Need in Places That Make Sense?

Energy Sprawl Crowds Out Southern N.E.’s Farmland, Forests

TIVERTON, R.I. — It took more than four months of pleading, but a group of concerned residents and their attorney finally got an opportunity to walk the site of the proposed casino.

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Neighbors Concerned Proposed Casino Won’t Save Tiverton

DEM Weighing Options After Nature Center Hearing

Opposition Emerges as Nature Center Prepares to Break Ground

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New R.I. Food Hub Coming to Site of Burned-Down Old Mill

Land Swap, Lousy Opinions Could Support Power Plant

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Environmental Concerns Hound Proposed Tiverton Casino

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