AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoOffshore Wind: The Trump administration is again asking a court to revisit approval of Rhode Island’s 704-megawatt Revolution Wind project, now nearing operation with all 65 turbines installed. It is the administration’s third challenge to the project. Active Travel: Two new modular steel bridges have reopened on the East Bay Bike Path in Barrington and Warren, replacing deteriorated structures that closed in 2019. Wildlife: A veterinarian warns that fake Halloween webs on trees along North Kingstown’s Post Road could entangle birds, injuring their wings or feet. Salt Marsh Research: A URI graduate student is studying how blue crabs’ presence changes ribbed mussels’ behavior—and whether fishing-driven shifts in crab populations could affect New England marsh ecosystems. Aquidneck Trail: A local working group is advancing plans for a path alongside the Newport Secondary rail line, with public events scheduled to gather input.
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