While not pointing to specific polluters, the analysis by an independent watershed group released earlier this month lays out a game plan to start turning things around.
The Center for Watershed Protection unveiled its assessment of the West River watershed at the West/Rhode Riverkeeper's fall general meeting. A similar plan for the Rhode River will be completed in the spring.
"There is no smoking gun," Riverkeeper Chris Trumbauer said.
While the report does not...
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