AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoWildlife Education: Narrow River Preservation Association hosted “What Lives in the River” in Narragansett, letting families net and observe local species in touch tanks and microscopes—then returning most creatures to the water. Coastal Birds: A new look at ospreys finds breeding success drops in saltwater settings, with Rhode Island–area coastal waters flagged among regions with reproductive deficits. Marine Waste Solution: Rhode Island’s WAVES/RIMTA effort is recycling fiberglass boat hulls into cement-kiln fuel, cutting landfill waste and raw-material demand while scaling with NOAA support. Energy & Climate Policy: States and cities sued the Trump administration over EPA rollbacks of power-plant greenhouse gas limits, arguing the changes will worsen the climate crisis. Local Energy Infrastructure: Gov. Healey urged the Trump administration to speed review of a gas pipeline capacity expansion affecting Massachusetts and Rhode Island, citing potential consumer savings. Transit & Air Quality Angle: RIDOT began traffic pattern changes for the I-95/Route 10 interchange reconstruction in Providence/Cranston, affecting daily commutes.
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