Rhode Island’s activist attorney general, Peter F. Neronha, has lots of unfinished business as he hits the homestretch of his second and final term. He’s a vocal leader in efforts to bolster the state’s struggling health care system. He also remains committed to R.I. decarbonization goals that include reaching net zero by 2050. And he’s
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