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Climate Change and Your Health: A Guide for
Rhode Islanders
is designed to help you and the people in your community understand the impacts of climate change and suggest steps you can take to protect your family's health now and in the future.
Register to Vote!
To register to vote, you have a few
options:
1) You can register to vote online at the portal of the Secretary of State; you will need a RI driver’s license or state ID number to do so. Or,
2) You can download the pdf
(available tin English and Spanish)
on the Secretary of State’s website and mail it to your local board of canvassers. You do not need a license or state ID number for mailed-in registrations. OR
3) You can register at the
Department of Motor Vehicles. http://sos.ri.gov/divisions/Elections/Voters/voter-
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to repel ticks and mosquitoes.
You can also visit the Rhode
Island Department of Healths'
Tick Born Disease Webpage.
CLICK HERE.
Or download the Rhode Island
Tick Detective Workbook HERE.
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