On November 8, Rhode Island voters will have the opportunity to join Save The Bay, The Nature Conservancy, Audubon Society of Rhode Island, and other advocates in voting YES on Question 3 on the ballot. https://t.co/M72oxFi87g
Thank you @CaptDaveMonti for you support of Question 3 @YesOn3RI. "funds to keep our water blue, our forest green and our economy in the black" sums it up so well. https://t.co/OkOrgMULK9
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Voting @YesOn3RI will approve $16 million for municipal resilience projects across RI. Projects like planting 196 trees at 26 locations throughout Cumberland's Valley Falls + Lonsdale neighborhoods, increasing shade + improving stormwater management. https://t.co/vK7bRZ2kiv
Voting @YesOn3RI will approve $16 million for municipal resilience projects across RI. Projects like implementing new stormwater management systems on Riverside Street and at Founders Brook in Portsmouth to address increased flooding events due to climate change.
2022 Green Bond invests in programs to keep our watershed clean and healthy. The Woonasquatucket River Watershed Council @WRWC has been the beneficiary of previous bond funds to revitalize the waterway. Read about it here https://t.co/sgO9o1INTc
If you missed it yesterday, please take a moment to read @RI_InfraBank CEO Jeff Diehl's op-ed in support of @YesOn3RI. Help support investment now protect RI's infrastructure and natural resources #YesOn3RI
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Check out our CEO @JeffDiehl2's @Globe_RI commentary on the importance of voting @YesOn3RI to invest in infrastructure projects across Rhode Island that will increase resilience to the impacts of climate change.
Voting @YesOn3RI will approve $16 million for municipal resilience projects across RI. Projects like restoring surrounding meadow + marsh at Newport’s Almy Pond to improve water quality, and allow the pond to act as a more effective buffer against stronger + more frequent storms.
Take a few minutes over the weekend to listen to @BillBartholomew podcast "Talking RI Question 3, "Green Bond" with Roger Williams' Stacey Johnson and Save The Bay's Topher Hamblett " https://t.co/fhKiCwoXm7
Voting @YesOn3RI will approve $16 million for municipal resilience projects across RI. Projects like increasing culvert capacity at Iron Rock Brook and Mendon Road in Woonsocket to address recurring flooding. https://t.co/qLYxPqcX7t
Voting @YesOn3RI will approve $16 million for municipal resilience projects across RI. Projects like installing a green infrastructure treatment train at @CityofProv’s Mashapaug Pond to handle large rain events + reduce phosphorus loading that can cause blue-green algae blooms.
Voting @YesOn3RI will approve $16 million for municipal resilience projects across RI. Projects like removing unneeded pavement at the waterfront and installing green infrastructure to treat and reduce stormwater runoff at Bristol's Independence Park.
This a great example of state and city investing in recreational space and facilities. This Nov 8th all of RI has the chance to continue funding the @RhodeIslandDEM recreational grant program by supporting @YesOn3RI
Residents at our community meeting to discuss upgrades to Kent Park. The city was awarded a @RhodeIslandDEM grant of 400k the city committed another 150k. New basketball, tennis, Futsal & pickle ball courts, new walking paths, new trees, new playground equipment and a dog park.
Happy 50th anniversary to the #CleanWaterAct. What better way for RI to celebrate than to support @YesOn3RI and invest in clean water for the next 50 yrs. @EPAwater @cleanwater_ri