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Saint-Gobain is demolishing its Merrimack facility. But what will happen to lingering contamination?The company says it will demolish the facility over the next year. But state regulators want more clean up of PFAS chemicals in soil and groundwater on site.
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The lawsuit, filed in 2016, seeks to hold Saint-Gobain liable for PFAS chemical pollution in drinking water near their Merrimack facility.
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States across the country have been split on whether to allow these kinds of lawsuits.
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The bill had bipartisan support in the House and Senate, with those in favor saying it would help protect New Hampshire’s water from pollutants that can leach out of landfills.
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The state is trying to reassure environmental advocates in the wake of a controversial federal decision to ease pollution enforcement during the…
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State lawmakers will try again to pass restrictions on single-use plastic items in the coming legislative session.The House last year approved a bill…
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New Hampshire is getting federal money to study the health effects of toxins near a Superfund site in Berlin and in homes and private wells statewide.The…
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The New England office of the EPA has awarded grants to Keene State College and the Nashua Regional Planning Commission for projects that aim to reduce…
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New Hampshire is doing its part this weekend for the Ocean Conservancy's annual, international coastal cleanup.NHPR’s Annie Ropeik went out with one group…
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As New Hampshire regulators consider adopting the EPA’s PFOA health advisory as the state’s enforceable standard, a New Jersey committee has recommended…