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Tree-Killing Insects Bad for Rhode Island; Forest-Killing Development No Problem

2019 is the Year We Must Stop Listening to and Electing Climate-Change Deniers

Concern About Killer Offshore Wind Turbines is for the Birds

Only You Can Prevent an Apocalypse Now

Cutting down more trees, paving over more agricultural soils, and utilizing more in a time that demands less adds to the burden of natural systems that are already straining to cope.

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Good Local Planning Needs to Make Siting of Renewable Energy Less Burdensome

Same Old Song When it Comes to Exploiting R.I.’s Natural World

Clear River Energy Center Site Analysis One Big Con Job

Biodiversity is diminishing, and along with it our chances to adequately address the impacts of climate change before it’s much too late.

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We Don’t Need to Chop Down Trees to Save the Environment From Climate Change

Statehouse Efforts in 2018 to Protect R.I.’s Environment Were Simply Stupid

Environmental Justice Advocates Propose Changes to Diversify CRMC Board

Continuing to clear-cut thousands of trees in pursuit of reducing Rhode Island’s reliance on fossil fuels is unacceptable and unnecessary. We can and must do better.

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Native Plants Attract Birds, Bees and Curious Neighbors

Out-of-State Fossil Fuel Money Spilled Across R.I. to Fight Climate Action

R.I.’s Climate Solutions: Smartly Sited Renewables and Protected Natural Resources

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Our Energy Use Needs to Change Before We Put Solar Panels in Forests

Rhode Island, Like Planet, is Turning a Toxic Blue-Green as Climate Changes

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Rhode Island Should Lead by Example to Prevent Loss of Forestland

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