As emergency dry well assistance is reinstated, New Hampshire’s drinking water future still unclear • New Hampshire Bulletin More than 200 wells went dry in New Hampshire during this year’s historic drought. With similarly sporadic precipitation trends predicted to continue into the future, what that means for drinking wate...

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As emergency dry well assistance is reinstated, New Hampshire’s drinking water future still unclear • New Hampshire Bulletin

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Highlighting changes in beloved landscape, scientists hope to bring climate realities home • New Hampshire Bulletin The almanac is  a free publication created through a collaboration among three North Country research institutions: the Appalachian Mountain Club, Hubbard Brook Research Foundation, and the Mount Wash...

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New Hampshire's loon population sees incremental gains Loon numbers are up slightly compared to last year, with 360 pairs on lakes across New Hampshire, according to the Loon Preservation Committee.

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