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Some Londonderry residents have used bottled water for years, as they’ve waited for permanent solutions. Now, the town is one step closer to providing public water to people with contaminated wells.
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Families in Londonderry are still using bottled water. That could change soon, with new plans to expand public connections.
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The Emergency Drought Assistance Program is available to help lower-income households manage the expenses associated with dry wells.
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Three executive councilors are also pressuring the New Hampshire BEA for more answers.
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The Conservation Law Foundation says New Hampshire regulators did not consider a state rule meant to protect fish and people from toxic chemicals when approving the permit.
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Untreated sewage flows into the Merrimack from cities that use combined sewer systems, which overflow during heavy rainfall.
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La exposición al plomo podría tener graves efectos en la salud, especialmente para niños.
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The INSPIRED report from the University of New Hampshire aims to make scientific research accessible to the public and policymakers.
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Residents of Pelham are helping the state gather data used for flood risk mitigation. Their efforts are part of a nationwide project called Crowdhydrology.
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El programa Low Income Household Water Assistance Program podría ayudar a los residentes de New Hampshire a pagar sus cuentas atrasadas de agua. Cierra en septiembre pero aún hay tiempo de aplicar.