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Mosquitoes in NH show low virus activity this season - Monadnock Ledger-Transcript (opens the original)
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There’s a word that might seem apt for describing how the 2026 New Hampshire mosquito season has played out thus far, but you won’t hear it from Manchester Deputy Public Health Director Phil Alexakos. “I’m not going to use the word that starts with a ‘Q,’ because we don’t do that in public health,” he joked in a phone call on Tuesday. “But it’s been a less-than-active season.” (The taboo word? “Quiet.”) As of Sept. 10, New Hampshire mosquitoes had not been detected with Eastern equine encephalit
Endangered species protections face scrutiny in NH - Valley News (opens the original)
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Though they can be tricky to spot, the charisma and rarity of some of New Hampshire’s federally endangered and threatened species have bought them some local celebrity. Recognizable and photogenic, for example, are the piping plovers that raise puffball chicks on the Seacoast; Concord’s own sky-colored Karner blue butterflies; and the rare and evasive Canada lynx. Others among these critters’ federally listed peers are less well-known: The dwarf wedgemussel and the Northern long-eared bat, for i
Techno-optimists unveil plans for New Hampshire Freedom Village - Concord Monitor (opens the original)
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More than two decades after the birth of the Free State Project, another group of philosophically united individuals has their eyes trained on New Hampshire, where they envision a home for a new kind of community. Last week, a gathering of self-described “techno-optimists” drew about 200 attendees to a Manchester event venue to talk about the state’s tech industry and stir interest in a “village” planned by four New Hampshire tech workers and prospective founders. “Freedom Village” is the name o
Techno-optimists unveil plans for New Hampshire Freedom Village - Valley News (opens the original)
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More than two decades after the birth of the Free State Project, another group of philosophically united individuals has their eyes trained on New Hampshire, where they envision a home for a new kind of community. Last week, a gathering of self-described “techno-optimists” drew about 200 attendees to a Manchester event venue to talk about the state’s tech industry and stir interest in a “village” planned by four New Hampshire tech workers and prospective founders. “Freedom Village” is the name o
New Hampshire plans to expand nuclear power use - Valley News (opens the original)
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At a moment of major change in U.S. energy use and policy, with electricity bills pinching consumers and discussions on climate and emissions both high-stakes and deeply politicized, New Hampshire’s executive branch has locked in on a vision for one specific path forward. “What we do best right now looks like nuclear, and I think we can benefit from expanding that,” said Thomas Barrasso, director of energy innovation for the New Hampshire Department of Energy at a public meeting this June. At th
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