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Transit Riders Must Be Heard When It Comes to New Bus Hub
CRMC Study Commission Makes Bold Recommendations
Johnston Must Update Guidance for Solar Development
Rhode Island Senate Votes to Harm Communities of Color

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Sixty-nine percent of all forest loss in Rhode Island is from solar development, according to the Department of Environmental Management. 

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Rhode Island Must Address ‘Forever Chemicals’
Seeking to Control Ever-Changing Environment, Shoreline Access Bill Requires Close Attention
For Bicyclists in R.I., It’s Both the Best and Worst of Times

One Day: Do Cleanups Impact the Changing Climate?

Plastic that was picked up did not get into the cove or into the bay and into the ocean to become another piece of plastic eaten by a whale.

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Johnston ‘Lacks Regulation’ for Proposed Solar Projects

The town of Johnston is becoming more and more developed. With the construction of the new Amazon warehouse and the steady progression of small housing developments, the town is losing its rural nature and its natural forested areas.

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Polluters Have No Home in Providence
Hydrologic Impacts of Large-Scale Ground-Mounted Solar Require More Research
Lawmakers: Coastal Resources Management Council Needs to be a State Priority
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