Land Use

Indigenous Artifacts Found in South Kingstown Park Delay Controversial Land Swap

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

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

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

New England Forestry Foundation research shows that combining climate-smart forest management with forest conservation and using wood building products to displace steel and concrete has the potential to keep about 645 million metric tons of carbon out of the atmosphere during the next 30 years.

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

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

Sign of the Times: Development, Environment Clash in Warwick

The AG's report says Anthony Silva exercised “very poor judgment” in his actions while serving as a public official.

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

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

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

An Aquidneck Island farmer whose property abuts the Newport Water Plant on West Main Road in Portsmouth is accusing the utility of discharging 1.5 million to 2 million gallons of water onto his property twice a year.

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