AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoDrinking Water: RIDOH is seeking public comment on a proposed exploratory well at Crandall House in Hopkinton, which could replace the senior residence’s existing drinking-water source if testing shows it is suitable. Coastal Hazards: A slow-moving storm could bring gusty winds, rough surf, beach erosion and coastal flooding to southern Rhode Island later this week and into next week, though much of the rain may stay offshore. Providence’s Port: Mayoral candidates Dave Talan and David Morales say polluters should be held accountable, but differ on how to address environmental concerns around the working waterfront and Allens Avenue scrapyard. Energy and Elections: With winter electric bills expected to reach a decade high, Rhode Island’s gubernatorial candidates are pitching different ways to lower costs; voters will also weigh a bond package that includes funding for green energy, conservation, recreation and environmental cleanup. Waste and Wildlife: Divert has acquired the anaerobic digestion facility in Johnston, as ownership changes continue across the biogas sector. North Kingstown residents have also raised concerns that fake spider webs on trees could harm wildlife.
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