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Joanna Detz

Joanna Detz

Co-Founder, Executive Director & Publisher at EcoRI

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How Not to Be Trashy During the Holidays - ecoRI news

Environmental News for Southern New England
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Ep. 13. The Forever-ness of PFAS - ecoRI news

ecoRI News reporters Frank Carini and Colleen Cronin take a stab at pronouncing per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances as they discuss their latest reporting on how stricter EPA standards for PFAS, cancer-causing forever chemicals, are throwing some public drinking water supplies out of compliance.
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Author as Activist: The Art of NOW - ecoRI News

Join authors Afua Ansong, Eli Nixon, and Mariahadessa Ekere Tallie online for a conversation moderated by What Cheer Writers Club Advisory Committee members Frank Maradiaga and Cherie Rowe on the intersections between writing, art, and activism. How do contemporary authors advocate for social justic…
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Fallout from Boy Scouts Sex-Abuse Settlement Leaves Future of High-...

A few days before Christmas last year, Bill Eccleston and Rich Dionne went snowshoeing, starting out from the Pulaski State Park and Recreational Area in Glocester.
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Data Show Widespread Toxic Chemical Contamination Across ... - ecoR...

Clint Richmond has been keeping a concerned eye on a group of manufactured chemicals linked to cancer that coat food packaging, fabrics, and waterproof clothing. He and others are alarmed at the extent to which these chemicals have seeped into drinking water supplies in both Rhode Island and Massachusetts.
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Advocates Push for Equity When It Comes to Reducing ... - ecoRI news

As the Transportation & Climate Initiative and Rhode Island’s related Transportation Emissions and Mobile Community Act gear up for another season of legislative debate, cross-state advocates are pushing to make sure the program’s equity provisions don’t end up as false promises.
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For Volunteers, Cleaning Up Litter is Never-Ending Game of Whack .....

The corner lot at the Intersection of Smith Street and Chalkstone and Camden avenues is essentially a drive-thru dump.
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Art and Science Meet at Nature Lab to Inspire Students - ecoRI news

Taxidermied birds and bull moose heads. Glittering geodes and jarred animal fetuses. Dried butterflies in glass cases and live axolotls in glass cages.
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Concern About Aerial Spraying of Toxins to Kill Mosquitoes Keeps .....

I found it deeply disturbing to hear the deep-throated roar of the plane as it swooped low over my house to dump it’s cargo of “helpful” toxins over my woods. Supposedly, the state is trying to control the spread of eastern equine encephalitis — of which only a few cases are reported in the United States annually.
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Annual Tick Season Includes Arrival of New Invasive Species - ecoRI...

This year’s tick season has brought an unwelcome development beyond the usual concerns about the disease-bearing arachnids with the confirmation of what one scientist said is a new invasive species in the Northeast.
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Providence's Toxic Avenue Leads to Neighborhood Problems - ecoRI news

A 1.8-mile section of Allens Avenue, from Point Street to New York Avenue, is arguably the most unpleasant stretch of road in Rhode Island.
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Stop the Spin: Turbines Less Deadly Than Fossil Fuels - ecoRI news

As wind power spins forward in the United States — the five-turbine Block Island Wind Farm is the first offshore wind-energy facility in the country — the giant turbine blades that generate energy are often blamed for the death of birds and bats.
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Energy-Efficient Windows Conflict with Historic District Regulation...

Margaret Lewis had an old, drafty window in the attic of her Sheldon Street home. The window was rotted around the edges and the wall and floor under the window were water damaged.
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Pilgrim Power Plant Operating with Expired Permit - ecoRI news

Broken promises and financial interests are polluting Cape Cod Bay. For nearly two decades, federal and state authorities have allowed the Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station to operate with an expired Clean Water Act permit.
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Restored Red Brook Brought Back the Fish - ecoRI news

Red Brook is one of the few streams in southeastern Massachusetts that still sustains a healthy brook trout fishery. Actually, that statement is technically incorrect, according to the man who said as much.