This piece is written by Congressman Charles F. Bass (NH-02): This Mother’s Day weekend, many families across the state will spend time together enjoying all that New Hampshire’s natural resources have to offer, such as hiking, boating, visiting the beach, or other outdoor activities. I remain committed to ensuring our state’s scenic treasures are preserved …
This post is from the Spring 2012 edition of the Appalachian Mountain Club's The Mountain Watcher newsletter: Mount Washington Climate Trends The long-term climate record for the Mount Washington summit (1914 m) and Pinkham Notch (612 m) in New Hampshire show that annual average temperatures are getting warmer over the span of 1935 to 2010. …
I still remember the first time I sprawled on my back across the grass and watched the clouds drift by. I was about four or five years old. I found animal shapes and people shapes, and excitedly pointed them out to my little sister. The afternoon flew by as the wind blew a parade of …
This was written by Samantha Allen for Fosters.com PORTSMOUTH — The American Lung Association released its findings of local air pollution in a "State of the Air 2012" report and gave Rockingham County a grade of D, up from a failing grade last year. The report also revealed no counties failed this year and air …
Today the American Lung Association released its annual report, State of the Air 2012. There’s good news and bad news. The good news is that air quality is improving in our most polluted cities, due in large part to the regulatory requirements of the Clean Air Act. The bad news, according to Janice Nolen, Assistant …
