Recent storm events and days worth of heavy rain have made it abundantly clear that there are many areas throughout New England that are susceptible to flooding, erosion, and damage to important infrastructure (like power lines, roads, bridges, drinking water and sewer treatment) and personal property. The State of Rhode Island has a number of ongoing efforts designed to learn more about what people think about increased storm frequency and severity and whether and how to prepare for climate change in Rhode Island. Understanding the many points of view is a really important first step to finding lasting and meaningful solutions. I will be providing updates as the planning and surveying efforts in Rhode Island move forward and I am hopeful that we can have a virtual conversation about how our read more…
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