AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoCoastal Erosion: A recent nor’easter has renewed concerns about worsening shoreline erosion. Newport’s revised Cliff Walk repair plan cleared a key hurdle, but the path may not fully reopen until 2028. Marine Life: Rhode Island shellfishers say quahogs may be disappearing, raising concerns about the future of a beloved local fishery. Clean Energy: Rhode Island joined other New England states in challenging the EPA’s move to scrap power-plant emissions limits, as the Trump administration again seeks to block Revolution Wind. Local Protection: North Smithfield schools are advancing PFAS treatment, while Richmond reported a 50-gallon heating-oil spill. Volunteers are also being sought for a Fort Wetherill coastal cleanup. Environmental Funding: Rhode Island received $2.3 million for environmental upgrades, and Block Island was awarded $500,000 for local environmental projects.
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