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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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The INSPIRED report from the University of New Hampshire aims to make scientific research accessible to the public and policymakers.
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In an effort to meet federal water quality standards, New Hampshire is prompting public water systems to find and document all lead service lines as the first step toward compliance.
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The town has been putting partially treated wastewater into the river since late 2021 because of operational issues.
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Officials are working around delays via mutual aid, finding other vendors, and being prepared to use alternative chemicals, a spokesperson for the Department of Environmental Services said.
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A new federal grant aims to protect the Merrimack River from climate change, pollution and development pressures in New Hampshire and Massachusetts.The…
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The state is out with a first-of-its-kind report on the health of New Hampshire’s lakes, showing the effects of climate change, population growth and a…
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Manchester to Spend $231 Million to Reduce Wastewater into RiversThe City of Manchester has reached a deal with the state of New Hampshire and federal agencies to reduce the amount of sewage it discharges into nearby…
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New Durham residents are frustrated by what they call slow progress in fixing pollution at the state’s largest fish hatchery.Dozens attended a public…
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State lawmakers are asking questions about a pending pollution lawsuit in the Lakes Region.They'll hold a public meeting in New Durham Thursday to discuss…