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Drought conditions, unusual this time of year, are affecting water systems and well owners. The state needs consistent rain to recover.
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While stormwater runoff can carry a whole host of toxins into local wells, the recent uptick in precipitation and high temperatures can also cause increased bacteria.
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The EPA has proposed PFAS regulations that are stricter than New Hampshire’s rules.
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About half of Granite Staters get their water from private wells.
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The Department has opposed a name change.
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With another drought developing in much of the state as of this Earth Day, Gov. Chris Sununu is urging affected residents to take advantage of an…
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The state says it hasn't been following its own rules in notifying people of potential water contamination near the Saint-Gobain plastics factory in…
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New federal research shows drought can increase the risk of unsafe arsenic levels in private drinking water wells -- especially in New Hampshire, Maine…
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October was New Hampshire's wettest month since April, but the state's drought is still extreme in and around Strafford County.All of the rest of the…
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The state is offering emergency aid and bottled water for low-income homeowners whose drinking water wells are running dry due to the ongoing drought.The…