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Protectors of Almy Pond Make Progress Toward Cleaner Water

ACLU Asks Fire District to Withdraw Letters to Donors Supporting Spring Ave. Extension Fundraising Campaign

URI Birder Adds Distinguished Award to His ‘Life History of a Naturalist’

Barrington Shoreline Access Issue Back in Hands of CRMC

The park is teeming with natural beauty that transforms the area into a separate world only a few exits away from city life.

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Warwick Working to Strengthen Rights of Way to Shoreline Access

Shell Oil Lawsuit Battles Over ‘Ticking Time Bombs’ on Allens Avenue

DEM to Try New Approach in Dealing with Allens Avenue Polluters

The initiative was spurred by the recognition that workers and stakeholders in the Ocean State’s farming, forestry, and fishing industries are experiencing stress at high levels.

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New Providence Crash Map Highlights Bicyclist and Pedestrian Dangers

Westerly to Hold Forum on Fate of Potter Hill Mill and Dam

Portsmouth’s Melville Pond System Suffering from Low Oxygen Levels

The investigation is part of a suite of actions from state officials to respond to the growing number of PFAS detected in Rhode Island, as required by a state law passed last year.

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‘Rhode Island Desert’ a Unique Landscape

Aquidneck Island Residents Can Help Improve Water Quality

Households Earning Less Than $100K Can Afford Home in Only One R.I. Community

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Major Sources of PFAS Contamination Identified in Rhode Island

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