Land Use

Frustrated Neighbors Claim North Smithfield Quarry Allowed to Disregard Rules

South Kingstown Council Pulls Plug on Controversial Town Farm Park Land Swap

Indigenous Artifacts Found in South Kingstown Park Delay Controversial Land Swap

Despite Pushback, Providence Closer to 30-Year Tax Agreement with ProvPort

Over the next two months dredge operators will be working 24 hours a day, seven days a week, along a half-mile stretch of the Providence River between the Crawford Street and the Point Street bridges.

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Battles Over Water Rights, Land Use Likely to Become More Common

Efforts to Reduce Inflation Could Improve N.E. Forest Management

Rest in Peace, Not Pollutants: Green Burials Say ‘No Thanks’ to Chemicals in the Grave

The only green space in the Pawtucket neighborhoods of Oak Hill and Woodlawn could potentially be turned into a dumping ground for contaminated material, paved over, and made into a 5-acre parking lot.

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Sign of the Times: Development, Environment Clash in Warwick

No Laws Broken in Controversial Cumberland Wetlands Proposal by Governor’s Chief of Staff

Developer Purchases Providence Parcel That Bloomed With ‘10,000 Suns’ Flower Project

A vacant lot in Warwick's Longmeadow neighborhood has sparked a dispute between neighbors and North Providence home builder.

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Somerset Residents Win Battle to Remove Scrap-Metal Operation on Mount Hope Bay

Portsmouth Landowner Claims Newport Water Discharges Damaging His Property

North Kingstown Residents Worry About Impact of Increased Development on Town’s Groundwater Supply

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Materials Dredged from Providence River to be Reused on South Quay Project

Pawtucket has Plans to Make Two Environmental Justice Neighborhoods Green-Free

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Warwick Neighbors, Expert Say Construction of Proposed Home Could Pollute Narraganset Bay

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