Environment

New Hampshire Scientists Study Global Warming

Aug 28, 2008 | The Exchange

We’ll talk to the scientists working in the Granite State who are leading the way to help us further understand the causes and effects of global warming.

The Asian Longhorn Beetle May Be On Its Way

The big, shiny black beetle with long antennae was first found in NY 10 years ago, and it has the potential to do great damage.

Next Green Thing: Solar's Time Has Come

An environmental journalist says solar power is about to hit the mainstream – for real this time.

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Podcasts

	NHPR Environment: Full coverage from NHPR's newsroom.

	NPR Environment Podcast: Coverage from NPR News

	Climate Connections: A year-long look at how the Earth and people shape each other.

	Living On Earth: Keep your finger on the pulse of the issues affecting the planet we call home.

Word of Mouth looks at the newest ways people are trying to keep the sky blue, the earth healthy, and the climate livable.

The editors of E/The Environmental Magazine answer your questions about green living.

Water: A week of stories and programs investigating a resource that we all use. Jon Greenberg uncovers the past, present and future of the Merrimack River. The Exchange examines the state of our drinking water, and Word of Mouth talks with scientists trying to reduce the impact of development on stormwater.