Imaan Moin
Couch FellowAs the Couch Fellow, I'm excited to report on stories making waves around New Hampshire. I'm drawn to stories about science and our climate, as well as topics in history and local politics.
If you ever want to get in touch, you can reach me at imoin@nhpr.org.
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With federal grants, UNH researchers will help small scale fisheries across the country set up their own aquaculture systems for sustainable fishing. -
New Hampshire is seeing a surge in outlets dedicated to nonalcoholic beverages. These are how some businesses are approaching the move away from drinking. -
Labor leaders and politicians spoke about the rising cost of living and the threats to the American dream on the eve of the state primary. -
Names and addresses of people involved in cases were accessed, but no other sensitive information appears to have been stolen -
New Hampshire Secretary of State David Scanlan has previously opposed the Trump administration’s efforts to get voter data, or limit mail-in ballots, noting states have constitutional authority to run federal elections. -
Researchers found that a multitude of factors influence whether or not people stay in the state. -
Candidates for U.S. Senate and congressional races spoke to voters at a music festival at the Suncook River Campground. -
Payments from national PFAS settlements add up to $43 million for the state’s public drinking water systems. -
Families from around the US travel to New Hampshire to celebrate their ties to Kazakhstan and eat traditional Kazakh food. -
Severe flooding is damaging roads around the state, but there are now plans and funding to adapt roads to prevent washouts
