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The study commissioned by state officials showed that, after food waste, compostable paper like cardboard and newspapers make up the second-largest share of New Hampshire’s municipal solid waste. Not far behind are discarded textiles, leather goods and pet waste.
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This permit is one of several sought by the company for the project, and without it, the landfill cannot go forward.
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The Manchester wastewater facility is due for a new permit from the EPA. But that permit just includes requirements to monitor PFAS chemicals, not to remove them from the wastewater that flows into the Merrimack River.
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Over the past three years, waste management companies have collectively spent about $250,000 on state lobbying efforts.
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Don’t trash the tree: Each municipality has its own guidance for composting or recycling trees, and adventurous Granite Staters could even feed their evergreen to a goat.
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New Hampshire’s last trash plan is almost two decades old. Many are looking towards how a new plan will change things.
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The Vermont-based waste management company says it plans to re-submit applications for the controversial project.
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The draft outline includes climate change and environmental justice considerations in the plan for the first time.
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Enjoy our earlier conversation with practical ideas about how you can "slash your trash." We’re all familiar with Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, but have we…
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At an art gallery in Lebanon on Tuesday night, surrounded by photographs of compost, community members gathered to talk about trash.Saran wrap, an empty…