This week’s conclusion of a three-part series by PBN staff writer Eli Sherman on Rhode Island’s vulnerability to flooding and storm damage is sobering. The picture it paints, despite the evidence of sea-level rise and more frequent damaging storms, is one of avoidance, as in, people and businesses are just hoping that the worst doesn’t
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