EcoRI on Providence LNG Battle Heating Up and URI’s $8M Drinking Water Study
Monday, August 21, 2017
EcoRI's Frank Carini spoke to politicians - and environmental groups -- putting pressure on National Grid's proposed LNG project in South Providence, URI's $8 million grant to study chemical pollutants in drinking water, the role of New England's only hard coral in pollution research, and more, Friday on GoLocal LIVE.
Related Articles
- EcoRI’s Carini on Puling Out of Paris Climate Accord, Brayton Pt. Power Point Closing
- EcoRI’s Carini on New DEM Welcome Center Controversy, and More
- Beach Closures Trending Downward in RI’s Narragansett Bay, Says EcoRI’s Carini
- Gypsy Moths, Gas Leaks, and More: EcoRI’s Carini on Hot-Button Environmental Issues
- EcoRI News’ ReUSE Sale
- ecoRI News Editor Carini Joins GoLocal Every Friday - This Week Invenergy and Coastal Issues
- EcoRI’s Carini on Impact of Budget “Scoops” on Environment, Invenergy Setbacks, and More
- EcoRI’s Carini on Raimondo’s “Regret” Over Putting “Thumb on the Scale” in Invenergy Debate
- EcoRI’s Carini on Cutting Down Trees for Solar, and Upcoming Interview with Navy on 2018 War Games
- EcoRI’s Carini Talks Shakeups at the CRMC, Expansion of South Kingstown Land Trust, and More
- EcoRI to Hold Fundraiser at Flatbread Pizza in Providence on Tuesday
- EcoRI’s Faulkner Discusses The Future of Invenergy
- EcoRI’s Carini on the Amount of Plastic in the World’s Oceans
