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PROVIDENCE — Gov. Dan McKee is rolling back some of his proposed changes to the state’s renewable energy programs, but questions still linger on who — literally and figuratively — will pay the actual cost for new restrictions.

Late last month, the McKee administration submitted several new budget amendments, altering the governor’s original proposal for d...


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PROVIDENCE — More delays could be in the future for the proposed pyrolysis plant in North Kingstown, as lawmakers consider putting more skids on the development.

On the docket last week for lawmakers in the


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The fossil fuel industry is becoming increasingly frantic. Its leaders know climate science, continued catastrophe, and common sense will eventually break through and make the relentless burning of its poisonous products unfashionable.

Public opinion continues to shift that way, demanding a just transition to renewable/cleaner energy and a more energy-eff...


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KINGSTON, R.I. — One University of Rhode Island researcher is studying the health and environmental effects of pharmaceutical pollution from over-the-counter and prescribed medications designed to treat ailments from headaches to infections.

Pharmaceuticals and personal care products (


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Every year, once spring starts to settle in, we brace ourselves for the oncoming onslaught of mosquitoes. So, what do many people do to address this situation? Well, they contact their local Mosquito Joe to fog their yard to kill the mosquitoes.

Most people don’t stop to think about the overall impact of such an activity on wildlife. We presently are witn...


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