Climate Action Rhode Island (CARI), the Rhode Island affiliate of 350.org, is proud to announce its enthusiastic endorsement of Matt Brown for Governor of Rhode Island.
The climate crisis poses an existential threat to humanity, and to Rhode Island …
The Honorable Robert Jacquard
Chair, House Committee on Corporations
Rhode Island State House
May 15, 2018
DIRTY INCINERATORS FOR INSIDER DONORS: H.8020 STINKS!
Dear Chair Jacquard and Members of the House Committee on Corporations:
The members of …
It’s been said that democracy is not a spectator sport. Last night, we took the field.
As reported on the front page of the Providence Journal:
…PROVIDENCE — The meeting Wednesday on the Trump administration’s plan to open up
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On Wednesday, February 28, the Trump Administration will be holding a SHAM hearing in Providence on their plan for offshore oil drilling in New England.
Instead of allowing …
Hi everyone. My name is Justin Boyan. I live with my family here in Providence. I’m a former NASA research scientist and senior engineer at Google, with a Ph.D. in statistical machine learning. More importantly, I’m a proud dad of …
January 13, 2018
Mr. Scott Pruitt, Secretary
Environmental Protection Agency
1200 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W.
Washington, DC 20460
RE: Docket ID No. EPA–HQ–OAR–2017–0355
Dear Secretary Pruitt:
Climate Action RI is a grassroots organization composed of citizens concerned …
350.org founder Bill McKibben was kind enough to record this 1-minute video urging Rhode Islanders to get involved in the movement for climate justice!
To get involved:
by Lauren Maunus
The United States Government does not represent me. I am a passionate climate activist fighting for justice both in the US and around …
On Wednesday, the Energy and Policy Institute (which tracks oil-industry influence-peddling) revealed that Rhode Island’s fossil-fuel lobby was putting on a private breakfast in Cranston. An invitation-only event, it excluded environmentalists and scientists, as well as journalists deemed unfriendly to …