Public Health & Recreation

Nurdle Alert: Rhode Islanders Participate in International Plastic Pellet Survey

Planning Board Votes Down Burrillville Artificial Turf Field at High School

Tomaquag Museum’s Lorén Spears to Be Inducted into R.I. Heritage Hall of Fame

Salve Regina Students Look at Newport’s Almy Pond Problem from New Angle

Allergy season is getting longer and more intense as the climate warms.

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RIDOH Unveils Map Tracking Lead Levels in Water Pipes

Wildlife Disease Expert Discusses Bird Flu Risks and Prevention

Bird Flu Outbreaks Discovered in Rhode Island and Connecticut

The failure to enforce the diesel idling prohibition is another example in the state that not all laws, especially when it comes to the environment, are created and enforced equally.

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Infrastructure Bank Grants Will Help Clean Up Water Systems in Newport, Scituate and Little Compton

Infrastructure Bank Awards $3.3M in Municipal Grants

Levels of PFAS in Proposed Burrillville Turf Field Focus of Testimony

The town denies that testing of the field materials was inadequate or that the field’s installation poses a public health risk.

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Recent Rains Unlikely to Pull Northeast Out of Drought Conditions

Barlow Nature Preserve in Westerly Combines Functionality with Serenity

Vacant Mills Can Hold Toxic Secrets

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Warming Climate Extends, Intensifies Allergy Season

Rhode Island’s Law Against Idling Trucks Continues to Be Ignored

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Burrillville Back in Court, Files Countersuit Over Artificial Turf Field Dispute

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