Bonnie Phillips is an editor and content manager for state news at the Hartford Courant. She specializes in environmental and climate change reporting, with a focus on local issues in Rhode Island. Her work has also been featured in ecoRI News and the Connecticut Mirror.
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Bonnie Phillips focuses on local environmental and sustainability issues in Rhode Island. Her coverage heavily features government announcements, legal policy regulations, and data citations related to energy, sustainability, agriculture & farming.
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By: Bonnie Phillips
The property is a great example of how development and land preservation can work together.
Neglected horse finds new home at Rhode Island farm animal sanctuary.
By: Bonnie Phillips
Many gas utilities around the country are pushing for renewable natural gas as part of the solution to lowering greenhouse gas emissions.
By: Colleen Cronin
Your support keeps our reporters on the environmental beat.
By: Bonnie Phillips
The town denies that testing of the field materials was inadequate or that the field’s installation poses a public health risk.
By: Bonnie Phillips
The final comprehensive plan avoids addressing many of the environmental issues surrounding the waterfront businesses in and around the Port of Providence.
By: Bonnie Phillips
A new paper researching anti-wind funding by an institute at Brown University mostly bypasses images of monetary payoffs by outside forces.
The house is designed to be comfortable without relying on mechanical systems, using natural ventilation and thermal mass.
By: Bonnie Phillips
RISAA asked for alternatives to many of the impact-producing activities during the placement of offshore wind turbines but heard no reply.
The installation of an artificial turf field at Burrillville High School has sparked dueling lawsuits. (Colleen Cronin/ecoRI News)
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