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Climate & Social Justice

New Climate Policy Committee to Advise U.S. Rep. Amo
In Extreme Heat, People in Poorer, Urban Neighborhoods Suffer the Most
Newport Among R.I. Communities Seeking to Bolster Tree Canopies
The Conceivable Future: Authors Talk About Family Planning Around Climate Crisis

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Aquidneck Island Walk Melds Environmental Science, Spirituality

The walk aimed to connect today’s climate problems with the religious teachings of stewardship and the obligation to take care of all of God’s creations, including other people, creatures, and the Earth.

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Environment Council’s Legislative Agenda for 2024 Includes Funding for Environmental Justice, RIPTA
‘Small But Mighty’ Nonprofit Clean Ocean Access is Dissolved
Tiniest State Shows Up to One of Largest Climate Rallies Since COVID

Study Finds Wealthy White Homeowners Benefit Most from Land Conservation

Land conservation projects do more than preserve open space. These preservation projects can also boost property values, and those financial benefits are unequally distributed among demographic groups.

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Proposed Legislation Would Create Environmental Justice Zones in R.I.
Doing ‘Garden Time’ Helps Formerly Incarcerated People Rebuild Their Lives
Local Food Key Ingredient in Curing Climate Injustices

‘The Seas Are Rising and So Are We’

Sunrise Brown is calling for university officials to refuse money from fossil fuel companies or related foundations.

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Countless Withdrawals of Natural Capital Likely to Bankrupt Human Well-Being
Hardy Little Compton Alliance has Held Outdoor Vigils Every Sunday for the Past 20 Years
New Olneyville Library Puts Tools in Circulation
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