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Officials in Rochester are investigating what they say is illegal oil dumping into the city’s sewer system.City officials say they first detected oil in…
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New Hampshire is receiving more than $160,000 to keep waste water from boats out of the state’s lakes and shores.The funding announcement was made Friday…
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The Exchange discussed New Hampshire's infrastructure issues over a series of shows this year. The American Society of Civil Engineers released their 2017…
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State and federal officials plan to release dye into the Oyster River this week in an effort to study how water flows from a sewage plant along the…
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The American Society of Civil Engineers has released their 2017 report card on New Hampshire’s infrastructure -- and the state is far from the honor…
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In a letter to new EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt, Governor Chris Sununu complains that federal regulations on storm water runoff are too burdensome for…
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Too often, says civil engineer Fred McNeill, it takes a disaster – sinkholes swallowing cars or dam bursts flooding communities -- to get the attention of…
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Officials overseeing the state’s dams and wastewater treatment plants say they’re heartened by calls for more investment in infrastructure by Governor…
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A continuation of our series on New Hampshire infrastructure: wastewater and dam structures are old, crumbling, and vulnerable to severe weather. Intense…
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A group of residents in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, have sued the city, state, and federal government, saying an upgraded wastewater treatment plant under…