The human and financial costs of federal funding cuts are coming into focus for Rhode Island – and it’s not a pretty picture.

Tens of thousands of vulnerable residents stand to lose access to public health benefits, food assistance, or both. State costs to carry out these major program overhauls are projected to rise as tax revenue shrinks. And hundreds of millions of dollars in frozen federal funding for higher education, public health and scientific research, and energy programs may never be revived. PBN Branded Content

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