Public Health & Recreation

Woony River Council Receives Donation of 30 Trees for Greenway

Rhode Island on Path to Allow Some E-Bikes on State Bike Paths

Contaminated Dirt Pile at Newport High School Angers Neighbors

Proposed Fence on Pawtuxet River Trail Enrages Residents, Advocates

Under a handful of proposed bills, public ROWs might get a boost.

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Invasion of the (Water)Body Snatchers: Aquatic Invasives Take Over Rhode Island’s Fresh Waters

EPA’s New Guidelines, and Funding, Will Boost Testing and Controls of PFAS in Rhode Island

Recent Fire at R.I. Recycled Metals Adds to Concerns About Controversial Scrapyard

Thanks to climate change, Rhode Island’s beaches are running out of sand.

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Tick-Borne Alpha-Gal Syndrome Becomes More Common in Region as Lone Star Ticks Move In

CRMC Goes Fishing for Coastal Data

Rhode Island Water Infrastructure to Receive $47 Million Federal Makeover

More than 98,000 pounds of toxic firefighting foam has been removed from Rhode Island fire stations, at a cost to taxpayers of more than $200,000. There's still more.

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Judge Rules Case Against 6/10 Contractor’s Alleged Dumping of Contaminated Fill Can Continue

DEM Invokes Clean Water Act Clause to Force Providence Properties to Clean Up Mashapaug Pond Watershed

Survey Says: Rhode Islanders Believe Parking Biggest Deterrent to Shoreline Access

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Shoreline Access Advocates Seek to Expand Public Rights of Way

Coastal Erosion Growing Problem Along Ocean State’s Shoreline

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Rhode Island Extinguishes Firefighting Foam Threat

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