For energy sources, it pays to diversify
Many people might have difficulty locating the small nation of Tajikistan in Central Asia on a map. A former Soviet republic located in a...
‘Green’ compliance tough in ‘red’ economy
In today’s “red” economy, some may argue that green real estate is a passing fad. However, all signs indicate just the opposite: Green is...
EDC unveils plan for green R.I. economy
WARWICK – A state working group is calling for pumping millions into developing a green economy, imposing stricter building codes for energy efficiency, aiming...
R.I. gas prices fall as oil moves past $70
PROVIDENCE – Gasoline prices in Rhode Island have fallen for the third week in a row, AAA Southern New England reported Monday.
The auto club’s...
Exhibit shows flooding risk from warming
The year is 2100. Rising world temperatures have pushed up the North Atlantic’s sea level. Then a Category 2 hurricane strikes Boston, bringing with...
Recycling days boost nonprofits’ visibility
Call them the bake sales of the 21st century. From chambers of commerce to churches, nonprofit organizations are finding Michael Mancuso and his e-waste...
STAC grants $1.1M to research partners
PROVIDENCE – The R.I. Science and Technology Advisory Council on Wednesday awarded $1.1 million in grants to six collaborative research projects statewide.
The awards will...
Gov’s budget cuts aid, offers hiring credit
PROVIDENCE – Gov. Donald L. Carcieri on Tuesday unveiled a $7.51 billion proposed state budget for 2010-11 that would continue drastic cuts in local...
Navy to give up 260 acres on Aquidneck
PORTSMOUTH – After more than a year of waiting, the U.S. Navy plans to make official this week its decision to give up 260...
Gas prices lower after oil ends Jan. down
PROVIDENCE – Gasoline prices in Rhode Island have fallen for the second week in a row, AAA Southern New England reported Monday.
The auto club’s...
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