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One Month In: Samuel Filiaggi’s Life as a NOAA Sea Grant Knauss Fellow

One Month In: Samuel Filiaggi’s Life as a NOAA Sea Grant Knauss Fellow

by Isabella Carmichael | Jul 13, 2026 | Marine Law, News, Students

One month into his NOAA Sea Grant Knauss Fellowship, University of Rhode Island and Roger Williams University School of Law graduate Samuel Filiaggi is already finding himself at the center of the nation’s marine policy conversations. Working in NOAA’s Office of...
When the Shoreline Moves, Who Decides What Happens Next?

When the Shoreline Moves, Who Decides What Happens Next?

by Isabella Carmichael | Jul 7, 2026 | Coastal Communities, Marine Law, News, Students

As erosion gradually moves Rhode Island’s shoreline inland, the debate over who can, and cannot, hold back the sea is becoming increasingly important. Seawalls and other hardened shoreline structures may protect private property from erosion, but studies suggest...
Balancing Solar Development and Environmental Protection

Balancing Solar Development and Environmental Protection

by Isabella Carmichael | Jul 1, 2026 | Marine Law, News, Students

As communities across Southern New England work to expand renewable energy, an increasingly important question is emerging: how can states and municipalities encourage solar development while protecting forests, wildlife habitats, and other natural resources? A recent...
As Seas Rise, Maine’s Shellfish Management Boundaries May Shift

As Seas Rise, Maine’s Shellfish Management Boundaries May Shift

by Rhode Island Sea Grant | Jun 8, 2026 | Coastal Communities, Marine Law, News, Sustainable Seafood

A report from the Marine Affairs Institute at Roger Williams University School of Law and the Rhode Island Sea Grant Legal Program examines how Maine balances state and local authority in managing shellfish resources and aquaculture activities along its coast....
2027 Knauss Fellowship Applications Open

2027 Knauss Fellowship Applications Open

by Rhode Island Sea Grant | Mar 19, 2026 | Marine Law, News, Students

Calling 2027 Knauss Marine Policy Fellowship Applicants Shape the Future of Marine Policy Join a prestigious program that offers an unparalleled opportunity for early career professionals to engage with marine policy development at the highest levels of government....
Piping Plovers Complicating Beach Access for NYC Neighborhood

Piping Plovers Complicating Beach Access for NYC Neighborhood

by Rhode Island Sea Grant | Oct 31, 2025 | Marine Law, News

Rhode Island Sea Grant Law Fellow Project Looks at Legal Options for Compromise The tiny piping plover that each summer nests on the shores of Northeast states is having a major impact on keeping residents of one New York City neighborhood from accessing their beach....
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