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RIPTA Crashes on Smith Hill and Governor Wonders What Happened

Big, Ugly Tax Bill Rewards Past, Kills Future

Missed Tackle Led to Endless Study But Little Action on Rhode Island’s Plastic Pollution Problem

Good Ol’ Boy Racism Chokes Out History and Health

The Rhode Island Department of Transportation and the state’s 39 departments of public works mercilessly mow rather than allow pollinator habitat to bloom. It's mindless destruction.

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Appalling Lack of Leadership Forces Rhode Island Into Breakdown Lane

Rhode Island Drowns in Rising Sea of Disregarded Climate Studies

War Games: Attacks on Mother Nature Intensify

People with disabilities make those without uncomfortable because the former often rely on community for support and care. While taking care of the most vulnerable makes for a more connected and fairer society, it’s not how we collectively operate.

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We Can’t Keep Trampling Nature’s Rights If We Want to Survive

We’ve Failed to Show Wildlife Any Muskrat Love

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Easton’s Beach is eroding at an average rate of 1.6 feet annually. Rebuilding lost attractions, or building anything for that matter, so close to the encroaching sea would be a waste of money and time. Elevated structures to accommodate lost amenities or build new ones isn’t a solution.

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Slice of Local Good News Stomped Out by Humanity’s Oversized Footprint

Destruction of Natural World Fast-Tracked to Appease Fossil Fuel CEOs

Mad King Can’t Keep His Hands Off Certain People

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Let Them Grow: Roadside Areas Don’t Need to be Assaulted by Power Equipment

Stomach-Turning House Hearing Showcases Societal Disconnect

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Easton’s Beach Future Looks Washed Out; Pulverized Glass Could Help Fill the Gap

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