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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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From Napoleon's cutlery to the WWII occupation of Greenland, we dig up the hidden history behind one of the world's most abundant metals.
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The empty bottles will be crushed into glass cullet, and then used to make new glass bottles for beverages.
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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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Manchester’s new textile recycling program will start on July 9. Hampton, Exeter, Pembroke, Hooksett and Bow are already part of this initiative.
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The grants are intended to help the state purchase recycling infrastructure and fund outreach and educational programs to improve recycling and reduce waste.
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New Hampshire presenciará un eclipse completo este fin de semana. Hubo manifestación en Dover por apoyo de congresista Demócrata al Title 42. Keene presencia subidas en tasas de resultados positivos de COVID-19.
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Dos proyectos legislativos para legalizar la marihuana no tuvieron éxito en el Senado estatal. Proyecto acepta reglas de límites de químicos tóxicos en suelos. United Way Nashua recibirá electrónicos reciclados que no han sido usados hasta hoy.
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A bill introduced for the upcoming session has a vision. But one renewable energy leader says it could introduce hurdles for the state’s budding solar industry.
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“What a lot of people last heard about recycling was that recycling was dead,” said Reagan Bissonnette, the executive director of the Northeast Resource Recovery Association.