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NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center Scientific Visualization Studio (CC BY 2.0)The Outside/In team looks into a listener question about the Gulf Stream, how it's changing, and why fears of a "shut down" are overblown.
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What happens when the growing threat of landslides collides with a housing crisis?
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Across New England, developers are looking for new ways to increase affordable housing inventory, and some are using a building method known as mass timber, to inflict less environmental damage.
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Spring peepers spend the winter under leaf litter in a state of suspended animation. Once overnight temperatures are regularly in the 40s, they start thawing out and begin singing.
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Officials said the proposed plan fails to protect timber harvesting.
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For Earth Week 2024, join NHPR for a series of news features and hour-long specials that delve into the complex relationship between the human species and this planet we call home.
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Is hemp overhyped? Or is it a planet-saving super plant?
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With spring migration underway, scientists are eager to study how birds, and wildlife in general, will react to the 2024 eclipse. Research from the 2017 American eclipse gives us some things to look for in N.H. when the moon eclipses the sun.
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In Holderness, middle school students volunteered to serve as solar eclipse ambassadors to help the public better understand – and see – the total solar eclipse April 8.
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How researchers accidentally discovered black-capped chickadee dialects.
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How forests should play a role in combating climate change is at the center of some of the objection to the Forest Service’s plans to cut down trees near Sandwich.
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Granite Shore Power, which owns two plants in New Hampshire, says it will redevelop the sites into renewable energy parks, with solar and battery storage.