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Leaky, Old Pipe Spoils Waterfront Access

Five years ago the end of Public Street in Providence was designated a shoreline public right of way. Residents of South Providence and Washington Park were jazzed about the possibilities this decision presented to their long-neglected and long-polluted neighborhoods.

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We’re Eating on Borrowed Time

Southern New England and the greater six-state region needs to build robust food systems that don’t rely on other regions, such as water-scarce California, to feed us.

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Atlantic Ocean’s Only Sanctuary Gutted

The Mad King has disemboweled protections for a marine sanctuary some 130 miles southeast of the Cape Cod coast. His declaration is moronically titled “Unleashing American Commercial Fishing in the Atlantic.”

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