Public Health & Recreation

State Recommends Reducing Exposure to Mosquitos After EEE Virus Found in Rhode Island Resident

Beach Closures Declined Sharply

NOAA Allocates $1.5 Million for Removal of Sunken Barge from Providence River

State Officials Warn of High EEE Risk from Mosquitoes

Knowing what to do when flooding strikes can mean the difference between safety and peril.

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State Officials Warn Burrillville About Installing Turf Field Following PFAS Contamination in North Smithfield

Swan Point Cemetery: A Place for Life and Death

DEM Engaged in Ongoing Battle Against Aquatic Invasives

Local residents looking to beat the heat this summer are having to go without one of their most significant parks and coastal access points.

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Frequent Fires Add to Pollution Woes Along Allens Avenue

Initial Court Ruling Tosses Sand on R.I.’s Year-Old Beach Access Law

Burrillville Residents Raise Concerns Over PFAS Potential in Turf Field

A second fire in the past three months at a controversial scrapyard on the city’s waterfront has renewed calls for the Allens Avenue operation to be shut down.

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Scituate’s Hope Mill Demolition Status Remains Uncertain

Post-Pandemic Greenhouse Gas Report Shows Emissions on Rise in R.I. Again

Is that ‘Pea Soup’, Pollen, or Harmful Blue-Green Algae on Your Pond?

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Public Health & Recreation

‘Turn Around, Don’t Drown’: What Do You Do During a Flash Flood?

South Providence Park, Coastal Access Point Closed by Private Owner

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Another Fire at Providence Scrapyard Renews Calls for Its Closure

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