NEWS
news For two N.H. kids, collecting frog eggs leads to published research paper
Ava and Izzy Calsbeek, two sisters from Hanover, N.H., published their research on wood frog eggs with their dad.
Jeongyoon Han - 02-01-2023
news Electric School Buses Can Fight – or Further — Inequity in the US
Students from low-income and communities of color — ride diesel-powered buses that regularly expose them to toxic fumes....
Elizabeth Moses - 02-01-2023
news US Emissions of the World’s Most Potent Greenhouse Gas Are 56 Percent Higher Than EPA Estimates, a New Study Shows
Electric utilities are likely responsible for the nation’s higher than expected emissions of sulfur hexafluoride.
Phil McKenna - 02-01-2023
news Greener School Playgrounds Are An Overlooked Climate Solution
Sustainable playgrounds are not talked about enough.
Nexus Media - 02-01-2023
news Study: Vermont, New Hampshire almost opposite on climate action policy
Vermont and New Hampshire emerged as almost opposites when it comes to climate action, according to a new UNH study.
Kevin Gaiss - 01-24-2023
news Analyzing climate trends that could affect winter in New Hampshire
The Storm Watch 9 team is following local and global trends that could affect the season in New Hampshire.
Storm Watch 9 Team - 01-24-2023
news A zero emissions future without the mining boom
A new report finds that the U.S. can reduce lithium demand by up to 90 percent.
Blanca Berget & Laylla Younes - 01-24-2023
news Can cities eliminate heat-related deaths in a warming world? Phoenix is trying.
Phoenix hopes a new Office of Heat Response can move fast enough to counter the impacts of deadly heat.
Emma Loewe - 01-24-2023
news Blueberries need cold winters
Bill Bartlett and his wife have owned Bartlett’s Blueberry Farm for 38 years. Climate change is hurting their business.
Mara Hoplamazian - 01-17-2023
news The zero-fare public transit movement is picking up momentum
Washington, D.C., is poised to be the next major city to nix bus fares as the zero-fare transit movement picks up speed....
Rebecca Piccioto - 01-17-2023
news We need a lot more electricians
A shortage of skilled labor could derail efforts to "electrify everything."
Emily Pontecorvo - 01-17-2023
news How to Navigate EV Charging Rebates and Successfully Fund Your Home Charging Station
The convenience of charging your electric vehicle (EV) at home makes right now an ideal time to go electric.
Darya Oreizi - 01-17-2023
news Heatflation, overshoot, soup throwers: Grist’s picks for words of the year
10 terms and phrases that defined our sweltering climate in 2022.
Kate Yoder - 01-10-2023
news 2022 was devastatingly hot. 2023 could be even worse.
Last year was one of the hottest on record, even though a major climate pattern was cooling the Earth.
Dharna Noor - 01-10-2023
news A New EPA Proposal is Reigniting a Debate About What Counts as ‘Renewable’
The EPA has proposed new standards for how much of the nation’s fuel supply should come from renewable sources.
John McCracken - 01-10-2023
news Warm weather and rain bring tough snow season for NH skiers, snowshoers and others
Warm temperatures and rainy days have created difficult conditions this winter for Granite Staters.
Mara Hoplamazian and Josh Rogers - 01-10-2023
news Granite Geek: Technology helps the maple industry cope with climate change
If you’re looking for an industry that is adapting to the pain that accompanies climate change, take a walk in a forest
David Brooks - 01-10-2023
news Analyzing climate trends that could affect New Hampshire's winter
The Storm Watch 9 team is following local and global trends that could affect winter in New Hampshire.
Jacqueline Thomas - 01-03-2023
news 9 climate change apps that could help you live greener in 2023
These nine apps offer tips, resources and motivation to help users be better climate citizens in the coming year.
Brooke Staggs - 01-03-2023
news Renewables are likely to provide 25% of US electricity in 2023 Solar power provided just 1% of country's total in 2016
Renewable sources accounted for nearly one-quarter of the nation’s electrical generation in the first 10 months of 2022
Kelly Pickerel - 01-03-2023
news Shifting gears: why US cities are falling out of love with the parking lot
Cities are loosening rules on building parking spots with new buildings
Oliver Milman - 01-03-2023
news Chimney sweeps are in hot demand as some turn to wood stoves with an expensive heating season
Two in five New Hampshire residents use heating oil, which has hit a three decade high.
Mara Hoplamazian - 12-29-2022
news In another effort to shut down Bow coal plant, activists stop train in Massachusetts
One of the protestors said the demonstration was also about the rights of rail workers.
Mara Hoplamazian - 12-29-2022
news Five climate New Year’s resolutions to make in 2023 - The Boston Globe
Five climate New Year’s resolutions to make in 2023.
Dharna Noor & Sabrina Shankman - 12-29-2022
news Overcoming Colonial Thinking to Connect With Life - Resilience
"Many of these projects are very innovative...but as I hear them, the absence of life (and reverence for it) looms loud"...
Madelaine Ley - 12-29-2022
news Tips for reducing your carbon footprint over the holidays
"The reduce, reuse, recycle mantra also remains true for real Christmas trees"
CBC Radio - 12-21-2022
news A new book details how disaster insurance can enhance climate and financial resilience for homes and neighborhoods - Brookings Institution
A new book details how disaster insurance can enhance climate and financial resilience for homes and neighborhoods
Jenny Schuetz - 12-21-2022
news ‘Embrace history’: UN environment chief calls for immediate action on Cop15 deal
Inger Andersen said we must not ‘pause for a second’ as we ‘change the relationship between people and nature’
Patrick Greenfield - 12-21-2022
news ‘Crucial’ Cop15 deal includes target to protect 30% of nature on Earth by 2030
Environmental groups and ministers have praised the ambition of the agreement.
Phoebe Weston and Patrick Greenfield - 12-21-2022
news Who Were the Worst Climate Polluters in the US in 2021?
U.S. greenhouse gas emissions climbed by 4.1 percent from major industrial sources in 2021 according to the EPA.
Phil McKenna - 11-21-2022
news More than 30 climate activists behind bars in UK during Cop27
More than 30 climate activists were behind bars in UK prisons during COP27.
Damien Gayle - 11-21-2022
news Science Day at COP27 Shows That Climate Talks Aren’t Keeping Pace With Planetary Physics
A new report warns that the “myth of adaptation” is putting millions of people at risk.
Bob Berwyn - 11-14-2022
news New EPA Proposal to Augment Methane Regulations Would Help Achieve an 87% Reduction From the Oil and Gas Industry by 2030
Steep reductions methane emissions are among the most important steps for slowing climate change in the short term.
Phil McKenna - 11-14-2022
news Microgrids Link Clean Energy and Mobility
Resilient microgrids can be the key to linking renewables, EVs and advanced software systems.
GreenBiz - 11-14-2022
news Countries Want to Plant Trees to Offset Their Carbon Emissions, but There Isn’t Enough Land on Earth to Grow Them
Researchers say we can’t plant our way out of global warming—and it’s disingenuous to pretend that we can.
Katie Surma - 11-07-2022
BLOGS
blog Plug-In Hybrids, Best of Both Worlds
After owning 2 hybrid cars, I decided I wanted to get a Plug-In hybrid. So I gave my old Prius to my daughter, and bough...
Jim Pyle - 11-29-2020
blog Y BUY GAS: Talking Electric Vehicles with Deb Chisholm, Waterways Manager
As the effects of climate change are becoming more and more difficult to ignore, many people are eager to find ways to b...
City of Nashua - 10-08-2020
blog Zero Waste When Life Gives You Plastic...
Now that grocery stores and other vendors are no longer permitting customers to bring in their reusable bags (for hygeni...
Sylvie Stewart - 05-25-2020
blog Green Living Victory Gardens for 2020
During this uncertain time one thing is certain and that is an increased interests in gardening all over the United Stat...
Doria Brown - 05-14-2020