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A new law that will go into effect next month will require the state to get at least twenty-five percent of its energy from renewable sources by twenty-twenty-five.

But for individuals who want to tap into cleaner, greener technologies, it might not be so easy.

As NHPR Correspondent Brian Early reports, the town of Amherst is refusing to let one man create his own energy from windmills.

Getting tough on Sex Offenders...after their sentence is served. A small but growing number of New Hampshire towns are limiting the number of places where registered sex offenders can live: away from schools, parks, or anywhere else children might congregate. We’ll look at the debate over how fair...and how effective...these ordinances are.

Guests

• Janice Lindbloom, Concerned parent in Northfield. She helped get the town to pass tougher ordinances on where sex offenders can live.
• Barbara Keshen, Staff Attorney for the NH Civil Liberties Union and a member of the NH Public Defender’s Office.

We'll Also Hear From

• Anthony Colarusso, Chief of Police for the City of Dover
• David Finkelhor, Professor of Sociology and Director of the Crimes against Children Research Center at UNH