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Conversation About Pedestrian and Bicycle Infrastructure Takes Unexpected U-Turn

As it turned out, I wasn’t prepared for the interview. I expecting to talk about snow removal from bike paths and sidewalks. Or, more specifically, the lack of its removal.

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Rhode Island’s Rigged System Lubed by Play-Along Politicians

Even after a decade of discussion and heated debate, Rhode Island’s elected officials have failed to grasp the enormity of the problem: The relentless carving up of open space and forest fragmentation degrades free ecological services, severely limits the natural world’s ability to mitigate the climate crisis, and stresses public well-being.

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Buzz Kill: Invisible Chemical Cocktails Intoxicate All Water Types

Despite having no idea how hundreds of thousands of chemicals, cleaners, and poisons are interacting with each other in various aquatic environments, including in drinking water sources, we relentlessly release new substances on the natural world, creating ever-changing concoctions and forcing regulators to play a never-ending game of catch-up.

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