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EAST GREENWICH- In October of 2019, the East Greenwich Town Council passed an ordinance banning the use of plastic bags in town.Â
âThe purpose of this article is to improve the environment in East Greenwich and the health, safety, and welfare of its residents by reducing the number of plastic and paper bags being used and by encouraging the use of reusable carryout bags and banning the use of plastic bags for retail checkout of goods. Retail Establishments are encouraged to make reusable carryout bags available for sale,â the purpose of the ordinance stated.Â
When the pandemic hit its stride, the town council granted executive powers to Town Manager Andy Nota, under declaration of the State of Emergency.
WEST WARWICK To many, a proposed plant that would use medical waste to generate power is not the high-tech, green solution to the state’s trash problem that developer MedRecycler claims it would be.
They raised a litany of concerns with regulators at the Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management, calling the project a threat to the environment and public health and questioning how an application that they described as flawed has gotten this far in the approval process.
The materials submitted by the developer are missing a required approval from the State Planning Council, a final approval from the West Warwick Planning Board, detailed safety and spill-response plans and proof that the technology works, lawyers for the Town of East Greenwich and abutters said.