AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoCoastal Access: Little Compton’s Farm Coast offers uncrowded trails and beaches, highlighting the value of Rhode Island’s relatively undeveloped shoreline. Wildlife Rescue: Congress of the Birds is raising funds to expand its clinic as it expects to care for more than 2,500 injured birds this year, up from about 500 annually. Deer Management: A Block Island survey of more than 840 people found 94% favor eliminating or significantly reducing the island’s deer population within five years, as officials weigh management options. Water and Development: South Kingstown is considering restrictions on data centers over concerns about their heavy electricity and water use. Coastal Hazards: Post-tropical Storm Josephine brought dangerous surf and coastal flooding risks to the East Coast, underscoring the exposure of shoreline communities. Pollution: North Kingstown residents have sued an asphalt plant over odors they say are affecting their quality of life. Offshore Wind: Federal actions targeting another Massachusetts wind project are adding uncertainty for the region’s clean-energy plans.
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