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Should the Downing Corp. building facade on Weybosset Street in Providence’s Financial District be torn down?
Once an integral part of the proposed One Ten Westminster condominium project in Providence, the former Downing Corp. building facade stands encased in a rusting steel cage. Should it be torn down? more
Should Rhode Island adopt uniform wind turbine regulations?
Rhode Island currently has no statewide rules for land-based wind energy projects. Should the state develop them to help in the establishment of a renewable energy sector in the state? more
Should Providence ban residential development in Fox Point at the old Shooters property?
The Providence City Plan Commission voted to recommend that the city not allow residential development at the Shooters property on Fox Point. What do you think of that? more
Should the state spend more than $2 million annually to finance startup businesses, as it does now with the Slater Technology Fund?
The state’s appropriation for the Slater Technology Fund has been trimmed once again in Gov. Donald L. Carcieri’s fiscal year 2011 budget proposal. Is cutting the venture fund’s resources the best way to go about balancing the state budget? more
Which branch of government is most responsible for the state’s budget woes?
What is the biggest issue facing the president and Congress today?
Would you be willing to pay extra for wind power today as a hedge against future increases in carbon-based energy prices?
One of the attractions of wind energy is its independence from the volatile nature of fossil fuel prices. Would you be willing to pay more for energy now to hedge against long-term trends of higher energy prices? more
Is the election of Scott Brown to fill Ted Kennedy’s seat in the U.S. Senate a wake-up call to Rhode Island’s elected officials?
Are you finding it difficult to access capital?
Did Gov. Carcieri make a good choice in Keith Stokes to head the RIEDC for 2010?
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