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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What we know, and don’t know, about the mysterious flaming metal fragments found in West Rindge in 1947. -
Algunos programas de reembolsos, climatización y de electrificación ofrecen apoyo financiero para ayudar a mantener frescos a los hogares de New Hampshire. -
Following an executive order from Gov. Kelly Ayotte in March, the Department of Energy is working towards a plan to generate more nuclear power. -
The Secretary of State organized a video of political figures and New Hampshire notables reciting the Declaration of Independence for America's 250th anniversary.
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Several rebate, weatherization, and electrification programs offer financial support to help keep NH homes cool this summer.
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Research from UNH looked into how extreme heat is changing people’s outdoor recreation patterns. -
Current UNH projects in community-scale aquaculture will be replicated across the country. -
As America prepares to celebrate its 250th anniversary, one New Hampshire museum is showing off its collection of historic artifacts – centuries in the making. Here are just a few of what’s on display that might teach you something surprising about New Hampshire and American history. -
Scientists say they’ve discovered that flu viruses hijack our cells in different ways, opening up new possibilities for dealing with the common illness. -
Nearly half of New Hampshire residents say their household finances are worse off than a year ago.
