AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoShark Migration & Climate Change: Warm-water sharks are showing up more consistently off Cape Cod, the Islands, and Rhode Island, with experts pointing to rising ocean temperatures as the driver. Forest Cutting Backlash: In Hopkinton, residents and officials are alarmed by clear-cutting tied to an intent-to-cut for 62 acres near Arcadia Management Area, raising concerns about habitat loss and impacts on a quiet forest corridor. Winter Weather Outlook: NOAA says El Niño is likely to bring Rhode Island a warmer, wetter winter (Dec–Feb), with above-normal temperature and precipitation odds. Coastal Resilience Planning: The Coastal Resilience Committee is updating work on the future of the Fred Benson Town Beach pavilion, including dune and marsh education efforts. Local Infrastructure & Environment: RIDOT plans a new Route 1 to Route 37 ramp in Warwick while continuing bridge demolition, and Pawtucket is moving ahead with major park and recreation upgrades, including new trees and a splash pad. Energy Costs: Rhode Island regulators approved distribution rate changes that could raise winter utility bills for both electric and gas customers.
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