Jennifer Boylan

@jenniferboylanri.bsky.social

Representative for RI House of Representatives District 66 Riverside/Barrington. Democrat. Moms Demand exCL. Feminist. Pro-choice. REFUSE Reduce Reuse Recycle. Protect mother earth.

A Pennsylvania neighborhood is living with the consequences of Trump policies to shrink the size of government and lift regulatory “burdens” from the energy industry. “Who is our advocate?” one neighbor asks as they face the aftermath of a pipeline spill.

Neighbors of Pipeline Leak Live in Fear and Regulatory Neglect in Trump Era of 'Unleashed' Energy - Inside Climate News

As Trump’s agencies shrink, narrow their role and reduce enforcement, politically connected Energy Transfer is steering a slow clean-up of fuel it spilled into drinking water near the Delaware River.

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Happening now in Barrington, RI: press event with Senator Whitehouse and RI Law Enforcement Leaders to Push for New Commander-Level Police Training Bill. Whitehouse’s Promoting Police Leadership Act unanimously passed the Senate in June, awaits vote in the House.

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Happening now: launching +1RI, an ADU Design Competition in East Providence. Accessory Dwelling Units are practical and affordable and will help mitigate our housing crisis. The program will create ready-made design plans for easy permitting and cost-effective designs.

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Uber sold us safety. Now they want immunity. Amendment 041, buried in H.R. 8870, would shield Uber from liability for sexual assault - one report every 8 minutes, per a NYT investigation. 128 members of Congress and 285 women state legislators are telling Speaker Johnson: strike it.

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Happening now in the Rhode Island State Room: joining Chair McEntee & Sen McKenney, as Gov McKee is about to sign their critical legislation changing the statutes of limitations on childhood sexual abuse. Victims now have a chance to receive justice; abusers can't hide by waiting out the clock.

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“When mayors in other cities ask me how #Copenhagen afforded to invest in its cycling networks, I ask them how on earth they have been able to afford highway projects. We invested in bike lanes because that was the cheapest option.” What the world can learn from Copenhagen’s cycling revolution.

Copenhagen Cycling Revolution: Lessons for Cities

Close to two-thirds of the city’s residents commute by bike to school or work every day.

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