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Readers Respond to Brown University Waste Problem

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By Frank Carini
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By Frank Carini / ecoRI News columnist July 20, 2026 The amount of usable items that get trashed when Brown University students move out is a disgrace. (Joanna Detz/ecoRI News) The deluge of useful items that wash over Providence every spring is a constant reminder of our mindless consumption. We have created a throwaway society that is trashing the planet and depleting resources.
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Trust Me We Need to Learn How to Live Together

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By Frank Carini
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The fog was so strong this morning that I couldn’t see anything at all 50 feet away. Trees were buried in it, houses disappeared, there was no sky, and everything was colored a vague gray. But it was lovely. Unusual and a bit eerie. Then, slowly, fog faded, the blue sky came out, the green trees revealed themselves, the flowers glowed, and it became a regular morning.
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Aging Energy Infrastructure Stressed by Increased Demand

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By Frank Carini
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JAMESTOWN, R.I. — Rhode Island Energy officials announced last week that the company had fully repaired the submerged cable line from Newport that supplies electricity to the island town. In a letter dated June 23 and sent to Jamestown customers, Rhode Island Energy officials wrote that they “had identified an issue” with the main power line that supplies electricity to Conanicut Island.
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