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The study looks at how PFAS exposure changes the way children respond to vaccines. Researchers are hoping to find participants between ages 4 to 8, and 11 to 15.
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The Biden Administration has proposed that lead pipes be removed across the country within the next 10 years. Here’s what it could look like in New Hampshire.
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The Conservation Law Foundation says Nylon Corporation polluted the Merrimack River with acidic wastewater, zinc, and high temperatures coming out of their manufacturing facility in Manchester.
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Most drinking water had no detectable lead, but about 14% of outlets tested required remediation.
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Local scientists, engineers and planners want to get a clearer picture on a less obvious vulnerability that’s becoming more prominent: sea-level induced groundwater rise and its effects on coastal water sources.
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The tone Wednesday night was celebratory after the company announced it would close the Merrimack facility. But those gathered called for Saint-Gobain to take more responsibility for PFAS contamination in the area
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Investigadores de Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center persiguen vacuna nasal contra el COVID-19. NH sigue esperando fondos de la Ley de Reducción de Inflación. El directivo escolar de Manchester votó para aprobar un subsidio para invertir en la salud mental.
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The town has been putting partially treated wastewater into the river since late 2021 because of operational issues.
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The EPA has proposed PFAS regulations that are stricter than New Hampshire’s rules.
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About half of Granite Staters get their water from private wells.