Monday, September 14, 2026

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FROM LEFT: Ira Leighton, acting regional administrator for the EPA; Dale Venturini, president and CEO of RIHA; Ted Schroeder, chairman of RIHA’s board of directors; Terrence Grey, assistant director for Air, Waste and Compliance for DEM; David DePetrillo, chairman of the association’s Rhode Island Hospitality Education Foundation; Lauren Kelleher-Mahoney, services coordinator for the RIHA Membership; Paul Filippi, secretary and treasurer for the RIHA; and Stephen Perkins, acting deputy regional administrator for the EPA. /

R.I. hospitality group honored for green efforts

The Rhode Island Hospitality Association (RIHA) was honored with the Environmental Merit Award by the New England Office of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency...

Deepwater Wind opens office in Providence

PROVIDENCE – The wind-energy firm tapped to develop an offshore wind farm off the coast of Rhode Island is opening a Rhode Island office. Deepwater...

Senate OKs bill banning gas meters on facades

PROVIDENCE – The Rhode Island Senate unanimously approved a bill preventing utility companies from installing “unsightly” gas meters on the facades of homes. The bill...

HAP study eyes growth through water conservation

North Kingstown, the Kent County Water Authority and the Quonset Business Park all draw water from the watershed that includes the Hunt, Annaquatucket and...
"WE FIND that historic restoration is synonymous with sustainable development," said Zachary Miller, co-founder and president of development at Goosewing. /

Five Questions With: Zachary Miller

As construction wraps up at the Stone House, a former membership club that’s set to open this summer as a hotel, developer Goosewing Hotels...
WINTER ICE STORMS in New England increased the cost of operations for National Grid in 2008-09. The utility hopes to increase its earnings from New England electricity customers next year. /

N. Grid posts profit, sees ‘strong’ year

LONDON – National Grid plc, the British company that is Rhode Island’s main gas and electricity provider, said today its operating profit increased 12...

Assistant AG Jedele to lead R.I. CLF

PROVIDENCE – The Conservation Law Foundation today named a Rhode Island special assistant attorney general as the new director of its Rhode Island office...
TREATY ROCK FARM in Little Compton was protected last year by public and private funds under the NCRS Farm and Ranch Lands Protection Program. /

Feds commit $4.2M to R.I. farmland conservation

WARWICK – Rhode Island’s National Resources Conservation Service, a branch of the U.S. Department of Agriculture, has received $4.2 million in funding to preserve...

AAA: R.I. gas prices higher as oil rises

PROVIDENCE – Gasoline prices jumped by 13 cents in Rhode Island and 15 cents in Massachusetts last week as crude oil prices moved higher,...

UMass launches program on environmental policy

DARTMOUTH – University of Massachusetts Dartmouth has launched an online Environmental Policy Graduate Certificate program designed for professionals who wouldn’t normally have time to...
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