NH Department of Environmental Services

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.

The draft outline includes climate change and environmental justice considerations in the plan for the first time.

A former chemical industry lobbyist and top official in the Trump Administration's Environmental Protection Agency will serve as the assistant…

The state and the Saint-Gobain plastics factory in Merrimack will settle a dispute over chemical treatment technology with a consent decree.The agreement,…

House lawmakers heard sharply divided testimony Thursday on plans to limit the development of private landfills in the state.One bill unveiled in the…

State officials say too much salt is being applied to New Hampshire roads this winter, and they worry that warmer, wetter winters could make the problem…

New Hampshire on Thursday adopted the country’s most sweeping limits for PFAS chemical contamination in drinking water.The strict standards won approval…

Some local officials are worried the state is moving too fast on new regulations to limit PFAS chemicals in drinking water.New Hampshire environmental…

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…

Five towns in southern New Hampshire will start getting drinking water from Manchester by the end of 2020.That's according to an agreement finalized this…