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The month was the coolest July in the state since 2021, according to new data from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
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Lobsters have long been the kings of the NH shores, but climate change has introduced some competition: crab species from further south.
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Spinner, tiger and smooth hammerhead sharks have all been spotted either by research teams or by members of the public off the coast of New England this year and in the past few years. They’re likely here because of climate change, says researchers.
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At peak hours, the solar fleet in the region produced 2,500 megawatts less than had been forecasted.
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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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La Cámara votará si censurar a un miembro por publicaciones ofensivas en redes sociales.
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The program would create grants of up to $9,500 for home improvement projects to make structures more resilient to the effects of severe weather. But the bill doesn't appropriate any state funds for it.
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A combination of pollution and heavy rain threatens the plants, which help maintain water quality and provide habitat for marine species.
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Doing a thorough tick check after spending time outdoors, wearing light clothing, and tucking your pants into your socks are all ways to reduce the risk of tick bites.
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As winters warm, days with enough deep snowpack for skiing are disappearing.