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Bonnie Phillips
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Editor, ecoRI News
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By Bonnie Phillips Verified| ecoRI News Verified PROVIDENCE — A year and a half after all nine members of the Fisheries Advisory Board resigned in protest, coastal regulators have approved a new roster of people to serve on the state panel.
By Bonnie Phillips Verified| ecoRI News Verified PROVIDENCE — Contractors hired by the Rhode Island Department of Transportation cleared more trees in an area near routes 1 and 10 than originally intended, according to the agency. Some residents complained in early March when a field of stumps appeared where RIDOT is working on a bridge and street project, saying the number of cut trees seemed excessive.
By Bonnie Phillips Verified| ecoRI News Verified PROVIDENCE — A year and a half after all nine members of the Fisheries Advisory Board resigned in protest, coastal regulators have approved a new roster of people to serve on the state panel.
Company Info
ecoRI News
ecoRI News is dedicated to reporting on environmental and social justice issues in southern New England. Through our reporting, we create a more informed public and provide individuals with the information they need to be better stewards of their environment. ecoRI Inc. is a registered 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization with the IRS. We depend on the support of individuals, foundations and businesses that recognize the importance of local news delivered from an independent perspective.
Providence, Rhode Island, United States
+1 401-678-0206
Founded: 2009