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Taxing Renewable Energy for No Good Reason

The Art of the Deal: Power Plant Water Agreement Nothing But a Rhode Island Con

Rhode Island Needs to Rethink Its Stance Regarding Natural Gas Expansion

‘Progressive’ Rhode Island Politicians Have Gone the Way of the Dodo

Americans use 500 million straws daily. That’s enough to fill 127 school buses each day for a year.

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Privatization of Kennedy Plaza, Scaring Away Panhandlers Won’t End Homelessness

Rhode Island’s Top Elected Officials Drool Buckets Over 2,400 Parking Spots

Washington Warmongers Helped Rhode Island Corporation Get Rich

PROVIDENCE — Three governors, three mayors, two attorneys general, two Department of Environmental Management directors and the state’s sworn protector of coastal resources have allowed a scrap-metal business to operate illegally since 2009.

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Resource-Devouring Dinosaurs Trample Rhode Island’s Remaining Forests

Answers to Climate Skeptics’ Questions Aren’t Difficult to Provide

We Can’t Continue to Power Our Economy with Dead Dinosaurs

It’s completely mind-boggling that lead-poisoned water was piped into homes and offices in the city of Flint, Mich., for more than a year.

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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

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The Last Straw for Wasteful Convenience Products

Keystone Cops Bump Heads in Lax Effort to Stop Illegal R.I. Business from Polluting

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Costs Associated with Bought-and-Paid-For Government are Soaring

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