AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoMarine Enforcement: Rhode Island Environmental Police say fishermen found with about 90 black sea bass and 50 tautog in Middletown are likely to face charges; the officer also cited boating-safety violations. Watersheds: Save The Bay and Save The Lakes are urging voters to support the Green Economy Bond, which would put $7 million toward water quality and habitat restoration. They warn invasive plants already impair at least 73 Rhode Island lakes and ponds. Clean Water: The R.I. Infrastructure Bank has been awarded $38.7 million for lead-pipe replacements. Waste Reduction: DEM is seeking public comment on a report recommending a bottle bill and extended producer responsibility program. Renewable Energy: A $9 million renewable-electricity project is planned for Smith Hill next year. Fisheries Research: URI researchers will join a State Department-funded effort to strengthen global fisheries and help curb illegal fishing.
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