Amanda Pirani
News Intern-
In New Boston, Kelly McCutcheon’s 50 sheep are spending the summer landscaping conservation fields.
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'Food stamps don’t hack it:' Coos County residents experience highest rates of food insecurity in NHRoughly 13% of the people in the area struggle to get enough food consistently. An Errol food pantry is trying to address the need.
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Durham beekeeper Lee Alexander says rain storms and heat waves intensified by climate change is making his job harder. Experts say he’s not alone.
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In the spring, Lake Kanasatka in Moultonborough received an uncommon treatment for cyanobacteria that cuts off the bacteria’s food source. This summer, its waters are crystal clear.
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For the past year, one team of Dartmouth Health pediatricians in Lebanon has helped inform patients about five local climate concerns: air quality, extreme heat, extreme weather, ticks and mosquitos, and mental health.
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El patrocinador del proyecto dice que solo se hubiera aplicado a personas que residen legalmente en el país.
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A bill signed into law earlier this month will create a pilot program to help school districts purchase local foods for student meals. Districts will have to apply to participate.
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As communities across the state continue to see 90-degree days, summer camps are making changes to keep kids safe.
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A UNH extension program is working with gardeners to deliver excess produce to local food pantries.
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The bill's sponsor says it would’ve only applied to people residing in the country legally.