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Mythical American Exceptionalism Won’t Save Us From the Climate Crisis

A Half-Century of Cleanups and the Job Still Isn’t Done

Climate Change Doesn’t Accurately Describe This Emergency

Industrialization, and the burning of fossil fuels, began in earnest in the 1800s. Since then, while we’ve accomplished many great things in a very short amount of time, our impact on the planet has been significant.

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There’s Nothing to Fear When It Comes to Composting Food Scrap

Somebody Somehow Will Save Some of Us from Climate Change But What About the Rest of Us?

Rhode Island Needs Statewide Food-Waste Support System to Grow Composting

Climate change is too big for Little Rhody to tackle. Think Big is for the state university, not the Statehouse.

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Environmental Protections Require the Feds But They’ve Been Swamped

Stop Inviting Swindlers to Gut Environmental Protections and Craft Public Policy

Rhode Island’s Endangered Species: Access, Transparency, Accountability

So I’m guessing that part of the reason for what seems to be the near-collapse of reason — whether in the U.K. or the U.S., or Italy — may simply be an outgrowth of the fact that everybody is about as scared as I am.

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Global Warming Mitigation Requires Carbon Fee and Dividend

Youthful Infusion Required to Mitigate Damage Done by Millennials, Baby Boomers

Raimondo Inc. Puts Rhode Islanders At Risk

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Being Scared About Climate Change has Led to Bad Decisions

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