About
Chip Young is a Communications Specialist at the Coastal Institute of the University of Rhode Island Graduate School of Oceanography. He has more than 30 years experience in public relations, writing and editing, and his journalistic work has appeared in local, national and international publications. A Brown University graduate, he has worked in environmental communications in Rhode Island for the past two decades for a variety of organizations.
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- A Watery Success at the State House
- Narragansett Bay’s Menhaden Treasure
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- Ocean Zoning for Offshore Wind Energy Moves Forward
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- Wind Energy Blows Into Rhode Island
- Last Child in the Woods
- Are You High? You Better Find Out
- Global Climate Change: It’s He-eeere!
- Newport’s Seaside Problems
- Narragansett Bay Isn’t What It Used To Be
