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The state is contracting with Ohio-based Revive Environmental Technology to break down PFAS in AFFF. AFFF has been linked to increased health issues in firefighters.
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Aspire Residential is building 26 duplexes in Hudson. It plans to finish the project by the end of 2025. -
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Cancer is a leading cause of death among firefighters nationwide. New laws in the state provide cancer screening to firefighters and encourage the use of PFAS-free apparel. -
The Prescott Park Arts Festival is celebrating 50 years of musicals with “Give My Regards To Portsmouth.” -
NH está destruyendo PFAS en espuma contra incendios. Estudio de Dartmouth descubre que PFAS podrían afectar a madres lactantes. Una aompañía de camiones de Mass. es culpable por el choque de Randolph en 2019. -
NHPR’s Rick Ganley talks with Hamlen about immigration, inflation and more. -
The ManhattAnt has become the dominant ant species in the Big Apple, and scientists aren't sure why. -
Since 2015, about 30% of manufactured housing sites across the country have changed hands to investors looking to turn a profit. -
NHPR’s Rick Ganley talks with Mansharamani about the economy, energy and more. -
“I think it often is very surprising to people,” said Megan E. Romano, the Dartmouth researcher who led the study, “to think about this idea that chemicals in our environment might influence lactation.”
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