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Plans to build the new plant have some neighbors concerned about the health issues it may pose.

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.

Community members worry about the health and traffic impacts of a new asphalt plant in a neighborhood with many people of color. Residents say they fear they have little power to stop it.

There’s just not enough housing to meet demand in New Hampshire. But local planning boards routinely deny new housing projects, which can result in lengthy appeals by developers.

Estimates from the U.S. Census suggest much of Northeast is losing population, but New Hampshire is seeing a slight increase. A brief from the Carsey…

The state is out with a first-of-its-kind report on the health of New Hampshire’s lakes, showing the effects of climate change, population growth and a…

State agencies say there’s room for improvement in a construction permit process designed to protect endangered species – but they’re still debating who’s…

A fight is brewing at the New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services about the permitting rules for construction projects. Builders support a…

Environmental groups say a new state rule, which has support from the construction industry and could become permanent, puts endangered species at greater…

Residents of Manchester are getting a chance to give input on the city's upcoming master plan.The city will explain the project and start gathering public…