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Month: December 2024

Save The Bay’s Jed Thorp on climate change, Narragansett Bay, and more

Friday, December 6, 2024

Thorp says the organization’s legislative priorities this year are CRMC reform and passing the bottle bill, which he described as “probably the biggest improvement that we can make to recycling.” The intense downpours causing more street flooding in the region in recent years reflect the impact of climate change. At the other end of the … Read More

Thorp says the organization’s legislative priorities this year are CRMC reform and passing the bottle bill, which he described as “probably the biggest improvement that we can make to recycling.”... ...Read More

Save The Bay’s 2024 Bay-Friendly Gift Guide

Thursday, December 5, 2024

Save The Bay’s Bay-Friendly Gift Guide Looking for a gift that gives back? You’re in luck!  Share your love for Narragansett Bay with family and friends this holiday season! Save The Bay has something for everyone on your list Plus, you can feel good knowing that each item purchased further supports our mission to protect … Read More

Save The Bay’s Bay-Friendly Gift Guide Looking for a gift that gives back? You’re in luck!  Share your love for Narragansett Bay with family and friends this holiday season! Save... ...Read More

South Providence scrapyard insists it is cleaning up its act. Residents still have their doubts.

Tuesday, December 3, 2024

State regulators solicit public input on Rhode Island Recycled Metals environmental remediation plan at community meeting. The plumes of smoke soaring from a south Providence scrapyard five months ago have cleared. But frustration over the environmental and health consequences for those who live near Rhode Island Recycled Metals still burned brightly Tuesday during a  two-hour meeting at … Read More

State regulators solicit public input on Rhode Island Recycled Metals environmental remediation plan at community meeting. The plumes of smoke soaring from a south Providence scrapyard five months ago have cleared. But... ...Read More

Ultimate Rhody Guide to Winter Fun

Monday, December 2, 2024

Places to sled, skate, and celebrate all season long Seasons in New England are fleeting, which is part of what makes them so special. A Rhode Island winter can be many things: at its official start on December 21, the vibe is jovial with folks wishing for flurries, and by January, trees are bare and … Read More

Places to sled, skate, and celebrate all season long Seasons in New England are fleeting, which is part of what makes them so special. A Rhode Island winter can be... ...Read More