The Northern Pass Debate Spreads

Almost since it was first unveiled a year ago, the Northern Pass , a $1.1 billion hydroelectric project that would transmit power from Canada to central NH then on to the new England grid, has provoked sharp debate especially in the north country, where some forests would have to be cut for transmission lines. But now the debate is spreading to Central New Hampshire. We get the latest from two reporters who have been covering the communities where the discussion had been the loudest.

Guests:  

Edith Tucker: reporter for the Coos County Democrat

Annmarie Timmons: reporter for the Concord Monitor

We'll also hear from...

Jack Savage: VP of Communications and Outreach for the Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests

Martin Murray: Media Representative for PSNH and The Northern Pass energy project