Environment & Science
Crunch Time at the NH State House
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Deadlines loom for 156 retained bills from the last session, which will be among the first orders of business when the legislature returns on Jan. 8, 2020.
Environment & Science
House Republicans Oppose Democrat Proposed Plastic Bag Tax
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House GOP Leader Dick Hinch: “I believe there are better ways to help consumers make informed decisions other than forcing stores to charge consumers ten cents per bag.”
Environment & Science
Podcast: Plymouth Board Declares Climate Emergency
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Wayne D. King, The Radical Centrist, interviews Doug McLane, a founder of Pemi Climate Emergency Coalition, about the Plymouth Select Board’s recent declaration of a climate emergency.
Business & Economy
Tracy Bartels Named Manager of Mount Sunapee in Newbury
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Vail Resorts took over the state’s lease of the ski area from Okemo Resort owners Tim and Diane Mueller last year.
Environment & Science
Study Raises Concern About E-Cigarette Waste
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They discovered that e-cigarette waste made up 19 percent of that recovered litter – trash that a mere a decade ago would scarcely have existed on high school campuses anywhere.
Environment & Science
Jane Difley Honored By The Land Trust Alliance and Her Many Friends
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Difley received the distinguished Kingsbury Browne Conservation Leadership Award in Raleigh during the welcome dinner of Rally 2019: The National Land Conservation Conference on Oct. 18.
Environment & Science
Petitioners Hope To Save Fish & Game Director Glenn Normandeau’s Job
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The letter says Normandeau has been an excellent leader for the past 12 years and the signers appreciate that he listens to all staff to better understand and support the work they do for the state’s fish and wildlife.
Business & Economy
Lawmakers Prepare To Do Their Thing With Some Old and New Legislation
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The road to becoming a new law is a long one and full of opportunity for the public to have an impact.
Environment & Science
Judge’s Ruling Paves Way for Construction To Begin on Seacoast Powerline Project
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CLF sued the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and project developer Eversource trying to halt the $84 million, 13-mile transmission line from Madbury to Portsmouth.