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R.I.’s Leadership Ignores Statewide Development Plan to Further Burden Taxpayers

Efficient Mass Transit Can Be an Economic Booster for R.I.

GOP Bounces Climate Change

Environmental Management or PR Department? It’s Hard to Tell

PROVIDENCE — Two decades ago the installation of an award-winning art sculpture sparked WaterFire. This now-hugely popular event is a tourist attraction, destination event for locals and a vital piece of the city’s economy. A vertical farm on the I-195 land could do the same.

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Isn’t It About Time We Pick Up After Ourselves? We Could Follow Japan’s Lead

It's Time We Graduate from Trashy Behavior

Compost Key to Healing Economy and Environment

Public space is precious. Its worth can be measured by the dollar value of its acres, the composition of its soil or by its proximity to human communities. Our planet has been divided and subdivided, incorporated and extracted. Public space is precious because it is our last hope in the defense of equity.

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Climate Change Represents Real Threat to Southern New England

Protected Monastery Land No Place for New Cumberland Public Safety Complex

New Development Can Help Preserve Natural Areas

The public enjoys an easement — an easement across the seaward edge of the shorefront properties. That is what the citizens of Rhode Island voted to make part of their Constitution. A moment’s thought makes it clear that the recognition of this easement benefits all Rhode Islanders, including the shorefront owners.

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Un-Natural Gas: A Bridge to Self-Delusion

Want Social Justice? Change the Tax Code

Replace 6-10 Connector with Urban Boulevard

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It’s Time R.I. Rises to Challenge: Go Vertical with Development of I-195 Land

Have Your Park and Eat it, Too

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Court Ruling has Misled Shore Rights in Ocean State

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