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Don’t Let Rhode Island Go Backwards

Incinerator

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trash incineration is not renewable energy! 

  • Rhode Island has banned trash incineration since the early 1990s because it's dirty, dangerous, and it burns resources that we can recycle.  
  • Rep. Brien (Woonsocket) has introduced legislation to allow a trash incinerator to be built in Woonsocket and to give it the same financial incentives as renewable energy sources.
  • Please send a letter to your elected officials and urge them to keep the ban on trash incineration intact and keep Rhode Island’s recycling plans moving forward.

 

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