Frank Carini

For local residents, the sights, sounds, and toxic smells of the industrial businesses along Allens Avenue and the Port of Providence have plagued their lives for decades.

PROVIDENCE — Residents of South Providence and Washington Park looking to beat the heat this summer are having to go without one of their neighborhoods’ most significant parks and coastal access points.

Report: big-box stores are profiting from biodiversity harm

Migrating monarch butterflies travel up to 3,000 miles from the United States and Canada to overwintering grounds in Mexico.

As world’s wildlife wilts under human pressures, zoos and aquariums, whether you agree or not, play large role in keeping biodiversity alive

“Sign, sign Everywhere a sign Blockin’ out the scenery Breakin’ my mind

Expert forager Russ Cohen offers an alternative to applying poisons on unwanted weeds: make a meal or a snack out of them.

SOUTH KINGSTOWN — Nearly six years ago, when Gina Raimondo was still governor and David Dooley was the University of Rhode Island president, voters approved a green bond that included

There is much more to firework pollution than spent shells, duds, packaging, and other debris accoutrements. (istock)

The Land Trust Alliance’s annual nationwide Rally is coming to Rhode Island later this month for the third time since 1985.