Rhode Island § 42-106-1 § 42-106-1. Rhode Island aqua fund legislative findings.

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§ 42-106-1 — § 42-106-1. Rhode Island aqua fund legislative findings.

Rhode Island § 42-106-1

Title 42State Affairs and Government

Ch. 42-106Rhode Island Aqua Fund

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R.I. Gen. Laws § 42-106-1 (2026).

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§ 42-106-1. Rhode Island aqua fund legislative findings.
The general assembly finds and declares that a multiple-purpose, comprehensive and
            concentrated approach is required to focus state and federal resources on the enormous
            environmental problems associated with cleansing Rhode Island's greatest natural resource,
            Narragansett Bay. It further finds that such an approach will include efforts at pretreatment
            of industrial waste, sediment and sludge abatement and remedy, storm water sewer retrofitting,
            urban runoff abatement, non-point source pollution reduction, wastewater treatment
            upgrading, and cooperation with neighboring states among others; an

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§ 42-106-1. Rhode Island aqua fund legislative findings.

The general assembly finds and declares that a multiple-purpose, comprehensive and concentrated approach is required to focus state and federal resources on the enormous environmental problems associated with cleansing Rhode Island's greatest natural resource, Narragansett Bay. It further finds that such an approach will include efforts at pretreatment of industrial waste, sediment and sludge abatement and remedy, storm water sewer retrofitting, urban runoff abatement, non-point source pollution reduction, wastewater treatment upgrading, and cooperation with neighboring states among others; and that these efforts are necessary to meet the clean water goals of the citizens of Rhode Island.