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The approval comes after local pushback against the manufacturing company’s initial application that was available for public comment earlier this summer.
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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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New Hampshire on Thursday adopted the country’s most sweeping limits for PFAS chemical contamination in drinking water.The strict standards won approval…
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With the governor signaling support for offshore wind energy, we talk with environmental reporter Annie Ropeik. We also discuss new limits on PFAS…
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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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A pair of bills aimed at addressing concerns over drinking water contamination went before lawmakers today.The proposals come as several communities…
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As New Hampshire regulators consider adopting the EPA’s PFOA health advisory as the state’s enforceable standard, a New Jersey committee has recommended…
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In recent weeks, confusion and unease have increased in several New Hampshire towns where contamination with the chemical PFOA has been detected in…
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New Hampshire environmental regulators and realtors have reached an agreement on how to communicate the risks associated with Radon in drinking…
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EarthTalk®E - The Environmental MagazineDear EarthTalk: What is “perchlorate” in our drinking water supply and why is it controversial? -- David Sparrow,…