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In this issue, we discuss how a new watershed-scale web tool is anticipated to help underserved communities meet stormwater pollutant requirements. We...
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New maps show the probability for radon and uranium in New Hampshire’s groundwater
PEMBROKE, N.H. – More than half of New Hampshire is underlain by groundwater that has a 50% or higher probability of having elevated levels of radon...
Deicing New England’s Roads, Parking Areas, and Walkways is Changing the Region’s Water Quality
New England winters are synonymous with low temperatures, snowfall, and freezing rain. And, unless you plan on staying cozied up by the fire for the...