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As the climate changes, growers and scientists say the stable seasonal conditions that apples and other fruit trees have adapted to over thousands of years are shifting.
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Cover cropping, high tunnels, and no-till planting are helping these farms thrive, even as rain and heat pose challenges.
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Many outdoor recreational areas are still recovering from this week’s storms across NH and Vermont.
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As summer nears, a reminder to NH tourists: 'There's more than two or three places to hike or visit'Summer is the state’s biggest tourism season. State officials are trying to balance certain destinations’ popularity with sustainability.
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Harold Davis just bought a new snowplow. He’s spent this winter hoping for colder temperatures so he can use it.
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Bill Bartlett says he’s seen winters warm up over the last few decades on the blueberry farm he owns with his wife in Newport.
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Two provisions of the new law could make it easier for people and organizations to invest in renewables and electric vehicles.
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Peter Blair, a staff attorney at the Conservation Law Foundation, said the bill moving through New Hampshire’s legislature is part of a national lobbying campaign to deregulate an unproven technology.
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Today, NHPR launches a new series from our podcast Outside/In. It's called Windfall, and it investigates the birth of a new American industry: offshore…