Climate & Health

Escucha sobre lo que datos estatales revelan sobre brotes de COVID-19 durante los 18 meses de la pandemia, cómo el cambio climático afecta la salud de residentes del estado y fincas de árboles de Navidad y los próximos fondos federales que recibirá New Hampshire.

Former Governor John Lynch spoke to the crowd about climate action at the public launch event of New Hampshire Healthcare Workers for Climate Action.

A longer growing season could cause public health concerns

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All the quick changes that came as a result of the coronavirus pandemic have made those who have been pushing for quick action on climate change think: Maybe human beings can make big changes.

The new Union of Concerned Scientists study says projected temperature increases by mid-century will give New Hampshire at least one day a year with the kind of heat that prompts federal agencies to call for safety precautions or a stop to work in outdoor jobs.

With heat indexes predicted to top 100 degrees Thursday, cities around New Hampshire are opening cooling centers to provide shelter to those in need.

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The state says current wind patterns are again blowing high concentrations of fine particle air pollution across the country and into New England, from huge ongoing fires in Canada and the Pacific Northwest.

A health-focused commission on reducing New Hampshire’s greenhouse gas emissions has finished its work with one recommendation: for the state Legislature…