Mar 28, 2019
Permanently Protecting Cashes Ledge
This underwater mountain range faces mounting threats.
State: Rhode Island
Mar 28, 2019
Home Energy Solutions: Investing in Rooftop Solar
Since Sean Mahoney, CLF’s Executive Vice President, and his wife put a rooftop solar panel system on their barn, they’ve noticed a huge difference in their energy bills. All told, their annual energy costs have decreased by up to 80 percent! For the Mahoneys, installing solar panels was about both saving money on electricity and about reducing their carbon footprint.
Mar 25, 2019
Attack on Invenergy’s Credibility Resumes This Week
In an e-mail, Elmer wrote that he would show the EFSB that “Invenergy cannot be trusted to build the plant because Invenergy has consistently lied to state and federal regulators and to the ISO (New England) throughout the long years of this case.”
Mar 22, 2019
Stopping the Invenergy Gas Power Plant
We helped send this proposed dirty power plant packing.
Mar 22, 2019
Invenergy Final Hearing Resumes
After a month-long hiatus, the Invenergy Final Hearing has resumed. At stake is whether Rhode Island’s Energy Facility Siting Board will grant Invenergy a permit to pave over a forest in Burrillville to build a new fracked gas and diesel oil power plant.
Mar 19, 2019
Congress Acts to Save Right Whales
The SAVE Right Whales Act is an important piece of the solution for protecting this iconic species from extinction.
Mar 15, 2019
Saving Atlantic Cod
New England’s iconic fishery is in crisis.
Mar 14, 2019
Why We Don’t Need to Worry About Cold Snaps in New England
It’s hardly news that temperatures in New England drop below freezing in winter. But as CLF has long argued, we have plenty of fuel to get through even the coldest winters unscathed, without footing the bill for a polluting new pipeline. And on top of that, if we want to avoid the most devastating effects of climate change, we must stop using dirty fuels like gas altogether.
Mar 13, 2019
State waits on regulating ’emerging chemical of concern’
“With the EPA’s national PFAS plan falling far short, it’s up to the states to protect us from these toxic chemicals,” Amy Moses, vice president and director of the Conservation Law Foundation in Rhode Island, said in a statement Tuesday.
Mar 12, 2019
Rhode Island Department of Health Declines to Regulate Toxic Chemicals
“With the EPA’s national PFAS plan falling far short, it’s up to the states to protect us from these toxic chemicals,” said Amy Moses, Vice President and Director of CLF Rhode Island. “The dangerous health effects of these substances have been known for years, and other New England states have committed to solving the problem. Rhode Island needs to protect public health and that starts with ensuring everyone has safe drinking water.”
