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Lake Winnipesaukee water quality is declining, report finds (opens the original)
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A report released Thursday finds that water quality in Lake Winnipesaukee has been steadily decreasing, according to data stretching back more than 40 years. The nonprofit Lake Winnipesaukee Alliance, which produced the report, said it provides scientists a baseline for monitoring the lake's future ecological health and offers concrete ways to better protect the lake. Both increased development and climate change are contributing to worsening water quality on the lake. Eric Siy, the Alliance’s e
It was a revenue-generating power plant. Bow residents worry a data center could be next. (opens the original)
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Following reports that a former power plant property could be used for a hyperscale data center in Bow, residents from the town and neighboring communities overwhelmingly spoke out against such a plan at a selectboard meeting Tuesday. New Hampshire currently does not have any hyperscale data centers, or state policy against their development. Merrimack Station, New England’s last coal power plant, closed in 2025. Public records show that in April, Eversource, the state’s largest utility company,
2026 was the 7th warmest summer in NH history (opens the original)
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2026 was the seventh warmest summer in New Hampshire history, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. The statewide average temperature of 66.8°F was “much” higher than the 20th century average by 2.8°F, according to NOAA data. Experts say man-made climate change is driving up temperatures here and globally. “Seven of the ten warmest summers on record [in New Hampshire] have happened since the year 2000,” said Mary Stampone, the state’s climatologist. 2024 was the state
The cost of electricity in NH is going up — but what about all those other fees on your bill? (opens the original)
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Many electricity customers across New Hampshire saw big jumps in their bills this month, when the state’s investor-owned utility companies (Eversource, Unitil and Liberty) all raised supply rates. But there are other pieces to your electricity bill, like delivery charges, that may be nearly as much as supply rates for some customers. Why is this happening? Let's start by trying to understand what these terms mean. In the simplest terms, supply refers to the electricity itself. Traditionally, it
Conservationists monitor migrating birds as Mt. Washington 9/11 tribute lights up night sky (opens the original)
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Two beams are being projected from the Mount Washington summit to honor the 25th anniversary of the September 11th terrorist attacks this weekend, but local conservationists are worried the memorial could hurt migrating birds. “This is the peak time for fall migration for songbirds,” said Carol Foss, a senior advisor with New Hampshire Audubon. “They migrate at night and they can be attracted to and confused by outdoor lighting.” Because of its remote location, Mount Washington typically lacks l
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