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The Granite State Clean Fleets program is funded by the state’s share of a settlement with Volkswagen.
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New Hampshire le está pidiendo a los sistemas de agua encontrar cualquier línea de servicio que pueda tener niveles dañinos de plomo u cobre. Esto es parte de un esfuerzo de cumplir con los estándares federales actualizados de calidad de agua
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In an effort to meet federal water quality standards, New Hampshire is prompting public water systems to find and document all lead service lines as the first step toward compliance.
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Ahead of the final vote on the bill, emails between an attorney affiliated with Casella Waste Management and a state regulator came to light, showing the company’s involvement in drafting the legislation’s language.
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Of the nine residents who commented during the hearing, all expressed disapproval of Saint-Gobain’s state permit application.
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Lakefront homeowners play a large role in reducing nutrient runoff into New Hampshire lakes, which help cyanobacteria grow.
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The state is focused on how to set levels for PFAS in soil that would protect groundwater, the source of drinking water for 60% of Granite Staters.
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“It really calls out the fact that we've done a poor job in fulfilling the mission of the state to do far less landfilling and a lot more reuse and recycling,” said Rep. Karen Ebel.
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New Hampshire’s last trash plan is almost two decades old. Many are looking towards how a new plan will change things.
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Los miembros de la comunidad se preocupan por los impactos en la salud y el tráfico que tendría una nueva planta de asfalto en un vecindario con mucha gente Latina y de color. Los residentes dicen que temen tener poco poder para detenerlo.