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Con subsidio federal, Manchester buscará resolver casos de contaminación por plomo. Protestan defensores de inmigración por comentarios del gobernador Sununu. El gobernador Sununu respaldará a todos los candidatos Republicanos en Noviembre.
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According to the New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services, kids who drink water from their schools and licensed childcare facilities may be exposed to low but dangerous amounts of lead.
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In 2018, the state adopted a bill to prevent childhood lead poisoning from water and paint that requires schools and child care facilities to test their drinking water in five-year periods.
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Childhood health advocates in Nashua pushed for a greater focus on lead poisoning at a virtual conference Wednesday.The state is now requiring universal…
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A new study says children drinking from private water wells may be more likely to have unsafe levels of lead in their bloodstreams.The study comes from…
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State legislators in the coming session will consider making the state's new lead testing standards for schools and daycares more strict.The current rule…
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300 N.H. Families Got Erroneous Letters Their Kids Had High Lead LevelsNew Hampshire's Department of Health and Human Services says about 300 families were sent an erroneous letter saying a blood test for their children…
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A new state law took effect Monday that aims to protect more New Hampshire children from lead poisoning.Part of the legislation that passed last year has…
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The state is fining real estate developer Brady Sullivan $500,000 for breaking environmental regulations.The case stems from construction of the Mill West…
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The Department of Education has received $1.6 million in federal funds to help schools pay for upgrades to water systems found to have lead.The grant is…