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Sofia Rudin

  • Legal Intern, US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
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Sea level rise threatens to flood East Bay evacuation routes

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By Sofia Rudin
| The Public's Radio Verified
 If you live in central Warren and there’s a hurricane, you’re supposed to use Market Street to evacuate towards Massachusetts. The road is also a major commuter corridor, along with County Road and Wampanoag Trail through Barrington. But there’s a looming problem – both of these routes are projected to flood as sea level rises.
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Climate change creating new options for fish lovers who want to “eat local”

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By Sofia Rudin
| The Public's Radio Verified
 This story was produced for the ear. To listen, press the orange play button. Transcript: TIMOTHY: Alright so we’re gonna drop these guys in our – we have water going, a bouillon of sorts. RUDIN: So, Antonia, a couple weeks ago I met up with Jason Timothy. He’s the creative culinary director and co-owner of a restaurant called Troop. TIMOTHY: That's gonna cook for about, you know, three or four minutes or until they turn a little bit red.
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R.I. not on track to meet climate goals, latest state assessment finds

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By Sofia Rudin
| The Public's Radio Verified
When state scientists released their annual report on greenhouse gas emissions for 2016, they had good news to share: the state had achieved its 2020 goal ahead of schedule. That goal was to reduce climate-warming fossil fuel emissions to 10 percent below a 1990 baseline. But updated numbers released by the state Friday show the achievement was fleeting. In 2018, the latest year for which data have been analyzed, total emissions rose for a second year in a row.
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