Rhode Island candidates for U.S. Senate spent nearly ten minutes discussing climate change during a debate Saturday night at the University of Rhode Island.The forum was sponsored by the university, The Public’s Radio and The Providence Journal.
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Possibly: This Cold House
Can we heat our homes without cooking the planet?
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TGIF: 23 Things To Know About Rhode Island Politics & Media
October is here and the general election is slightly more than four weeks away. Thanks for stopping by for my weekly column. As uusual, your tips and comments are welcome, and you can follow me through the week on the twitters. Here we go. 1. Sure, independent candidate for governor Joe Trillo oversold the significance […]
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New Study Shows Climate Change Could Reduce Scallop Population
Researchers in Massachusetts say under the worst case scenario, climate change could reduce the scallop population by more than 50 percent in just a few decades, which could be bad news for New Bedford’s lucrative fishing port.
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Climate Is Still Changing
The climate is still warming. And this is why it’s bad. But here are some reasons why it’s not an absolutely terrible thing. And here’s a way scientists say we can try to curb it, but it’s not a sure fix. Climate Change it’s a thing. We know. It’s impacting animals. It’s impacting humans. It’s […]
