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Trump’s Restriction Rollback on ‘Forever Chemicals’ Won’t Affect R.I.’s Limits

Providence Communities Advocate During ProvPort Master Plan Process

When Sewage Spills Into Waterways, There’s No State Requirement to Alert Public

Latest Addition to Woonasquatucket Greenway Adds Pocket Parks, Kayak Launches in Providence

The total payout could climb as high as $62.5 million, depending on the outcome of ongoing indemnity litigation.

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South Providence Residents Become Community Scientists through Brown University Research Partnership

Cool Breeze: Juanita Sánchez Students Reshape Providence’s South Side

South Side Residents Have Something to Say. Is Providence Listening?

Wastewater facilities are not designed to filter out PPCPs, allowing these compounds to linger in the environment.

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South Providence Residents Push to Break Harmful Patterns of Past 30 Years

Pawtucket, State Officials Sign Off on Turning Woodlawn Neighborhood’s Only Green Space into Parking Lot

Neighbors of Jamestown Beach Outraged by Town’s Removal of Vegetation

The lower outlet of the failing dam was opened and the water level in Old Killingly Pond plummeted by some 10 feet, in a pond with an average depth of only about 11 feet.

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Proposed Sludge Incinerator Has Residents Smoking Hot

As Rhode Islanders Lose Food Assistance, Providence Library Steps Up To Help

Stuck in the Muck: Will the Quahogs Get Out in Time?

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Monsanto to Pay Rhode Island at Least $25 Million over PCB Pollution

URI Professor Studies Effects of Pharmaceutical Pollution on Wastewater Systems

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Owner of Old Killingly Pond Dam Balks at Repairs, Restoring Water Level

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