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Peaches are plentiful this year. These are at Monahan Farm in East Kingston, NH.
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So I let him continue to practice his casting. We had been out about an hour and a half when I heard “I got one.” To my surprise I see a fish dancing on top of the water.
Check out the actions taken by the New Hampshire House today, May 2.
Dicamba, an herbicide sold by agribusiness giants Monsanto, BASF and DowDupont, doesn’t just kill weeds.
Nuclear Regulatory Commission staff will discuss the 2017 safety performance of Seabrook Station, operated by NextEra Energy Seabrook, LLC, during a public meeting on May 2 in Hampton.
With less than a month to go in the 2018 session, lawmakers face some of the biggest decisions they will make this term.
We formally request that you ask Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator Scott Pruitt to resign. Scott Pruitt’s unethical behavior, wasteful use of taxpayer money, and his efforts to undermine the EPA’s core mission to protect our environment and public health demand an appropriate response: his resignation or his firing.
PODCAST: Mack is coming back. Roger Wood talks with Ashley Stokes of the Seacoast Science Center about how the public can view Mack’s release.
Rather, because Sunshine Week is a celebration of the virtues of government transparency, this is a great time to consider the extent to which secrecy is impeding the development of great energy policy… Plus, I am convinced that ratepayers get better outcomes at the PUC the more sunshine there is.
Check out where New Hampshire stands relative to wind and solar power.