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12/01/2020 16:45 EST
DEM Announces Closures of Shellfish Areas Because of Excessive Rain in the Past Day
11/30/2020 12:45 EST
DEM Identifies Drowning Victim in Nov. 27 Kayaking Accident
11/27/2020 17:15 EST
With Shotgun Deer Hunting Season Opening December 5th, DEM Reminds State Management Area Users to Wear 500 Inches of Solid, Daylight Fluorescent Orange for Safety Reasons
11/27/2020 13:00 EST
DEM Investigating Kayaking Fatality in Narragansett

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COVID-19 Updates

DEM is responding to the evolving COVID-19 situation in a number of ways. Across the Department, DEM remains fully operational and committed to serving customer needs. Please check this page for updates on DEM programs, process changes, and response initiatives. Learn more

The Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management (DEM) serves as the chief steward of the state’s natural resources – from beautiful Narragansett Bay to our local waters and green spaces to the air we breathe. Our mission put simply is to protect, restore, and promote our environment to ensure Rhode Island remains a wonderful place to live, visit, and raise a family.

 

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