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  • North Country's Nash Stream: Putting On The Environmental Wayback Machine
    Almost 150 years ago loggers in the North Country began changing the course of Nash Stream to make it easier to float logs downstream to the Upper…
  • Top Stories: Harvesting Chestnuts in the Granite State, Quake Hits Maine, Rattles N.H.
    The top ten stories on nhpr.org for the week of October 15 - October 21, 2012.1.) Word of Mouth: Harvesting Chestnuts in the Granite StateIts fall in New…
  • American Consumption Habits
    EarthTalk® E - The Environmental MagazineDear EarthTalk: I read that a single child born in the U.S. has a greater effect on the environment than a dozen…
  • Top Stories: Kayaker Who Died Was With National Whitewater Organization, Toxic Perfumes and Colognes
    A list of the top-ten most-read stories on nhpr.org and stateimpact.npr.org/new-hampshire.1) North Country: Kayaker Who Died Was Official With National…
  • Challenging Canada's Prime Minister's Efforts to Weaken Environmental Protections
    EarthTalk® E - The Environmental MagazineDear EarthTalk: Why were some environmental websites blacked out all day back on June 4? Was this some sort of…
  • Is It Too Late to Avoid the Worst Impacts of Climate Change?
    EarthTalk®E - The Environmental Magazine Dear EarthTalk: I read that CO2 in our atmosphere is now more than 300 parts per million. Doesn’t this mean that…
  • Sarah, a student farmer, gives Patience, a Jersey milk cow, hay during a pre-dawn milking at The Farm School in Athol, Mass. Patience produces about 3 gallons of milk a day.
    In Search Of Sunrise: A Photographer Heads To Farm School
    Erik Jacobs took a leap of faith when he gave up photojournalism for Farm School. Now he is combining his two passions to tell the story of where your food comes from.
  • Manti T'eo #5 of the Notre Dame Fighting Irish waves to the crowd as he leaves the home field for the last time after a 38-0 win against the Wake Forest Demon Deacons.
    Football, Fandom and 'Friday Night Lights'
    Sports are not for everyone. However, the story of the currently first-ranked Notre Dame football team is one that fans of sports movies and Friday Night Lights might find oddly familiar.
  • As white-tailed deer have returned to New England in the past century, they've brought with them tick-borne parasites that cause human diseases.
    Malaria-Like Disease Follows Lyme's Path In New England
    Although Lyme disease is the most common tick-borne infection in New England, researchers find that babesiosis, a disease that mimics malaria, is catching up. The swelling population of white-tailed deer and the ticks that feed on their blood may be why.
  • NASA says an impact with a 500-km-diameter asteroid would effectively sterilize the planet.
    Our Place In The Universe
    The violent demise of the dinosaurs can teach us a lesson or two about our place in the big scheme of things. Are we the end product of cosmic cataclysms?
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