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Johnston Must Update Guidance for Solar Development

Rhode Island Senate Votes to Harm Communities of Color

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Rhode Island Must Address ‘Forever Chemicals’

Rhode Island is the Ocean State and its people have always passionately protected their access to the coast. From the Narragansett Indian Tribe’s deeply spiritual relationship with Grandfather Ocean, to the state Constitution, the sea and the shore are integral to our state’s identity.

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For Bicyclists in R.I., It’s Both the Best and Worst of Times

One Day: Do Cleanups Impact the Changing Climate?

Eliminating Auto Property Tax ‘Bad Environmental Policy’

April 20 marked 12 years since the BP Deepwater Horizon explosion and oil spill. The disaster released more than 200 million gallons of oil into the Gulf of Mexico. But oil spills are not rare events.

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Sea-Level Rise: Could The Netherlands’ Polder System Work in the United States?

Johnston ‘Lacks Regulation’ for Proposed Solar Projects

Polluters Have No Home in Providence

The replacement of carbon-based electricity production with renewables will cause major changes to our regional landscape as solar production grows to provide more energy to power grids. This necessary shift […]

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Lawmakers: Coastal Resources Management Council Needs to be a State Priority

Of Mousy and Elephantine Cycles, Managing Climate Crisis after Glasgow COP26

We Need to Cut Transportation Emissions Before Climate Hole Becomes Too Deep

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Seeking to Control Ever-Changing Environment, Shoreline Access Bill Requires Close Attention

Sustainable Future Demands Offshore Wind, Not Oil Drilling

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Hydrologic Impacts of Large-Scale Ground-Mounted Solar Require More Research

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