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zegalba · 9 months
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Undulatus Asperitas clouds seen over New Hampshire (2023)
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maureen2musings · 6 months
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the-wolf-and-moon · 10 days
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Solar Eclipse, Colebrook, New Hampshire
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retrogamingblog2 · 1 month
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Donkey Kong mural in Concord, New Hampshire
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sweatermuppet · 16 days
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hi im a transsexual living in NH. there have been many anti-trans & anti-LGBT bills suggested & passed already in 2024. another round of voting will be taking place TOMORROW (FRIDAY APRIL 5TH) for FIVE different bills. if you or anyone you know would be willing to write or call to NH state senators, i would so greatly appreciate that
new hampshire already has a bad reputation for being the "least trans friendly" part of new england. don't let that mindset reach others—this is where i live. this is where i grew up. this is where i am transitioning. i have trans loved ones here. our state motto is "live free or die." that includes living free as a trans person
click this link to go to the ACLU of NH to fill out an email to NH senators against the anti-trans bills that will be discussed tomorrow
more information on the bills from the ACLU of NH site is below
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korrasamibottles · 21 days
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unteriors · 3 months
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Mechanic Street, Dover, New Hampshire.
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catfindr · 5 months
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mysharona1987 · 3 months
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thunderstruck9 · 5 months
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Eric Sloane (American, 1905-1985), New Hampshire in January. Oil on Masonite, 23 ½ x 31 ½ in.
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ilumies · 3 months
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frozen mirror lake, new hampshire
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reasonsforhope · 16 days
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"The last coal-fired power plant in New England, which had been the focus of a lawsuit and protests, is set to close in a victory for environmentalists.
Granite Shore Power said Wednesday it reached an agreement with the Environmental Protection Agency to close the Merrimack Station in New Hampshire by June 2028. As part of the deal, the company said the site will be turned into the state’s first renewable energy park that host solar power and battery storage systems. The company also said it would shutter Schiller Station in Portsmouth in December 2025. That facility, which is permitted to use oil, coal and biomass, has not operated for several years...
The 460-megawatt station in Bow has long been a thorn in the side of environmental groups. Most recently, the Sierra Club and the Conservation Law Foundation filed a lawsuit against plant owners, alleging it was violating the Clean Water Act. The plant was owned by Eversource until 2018, when it was sold to Connecticut-based Granite Shore Power. Both were named as defendants.
The environmental groups claimed the plant draws about 287 million gallons (1.1 billion liters) of water per day from the Merrimack River, heats that water as a result of its cooling process, and then discharges the water back into the river at temperatures that often exceed 90 degrees Fahrenheit (32 degrees Celsius).
Climate activists also protested the plant and demanded its closure over concerns it is a major source of air pollution. [Note: Coal plants are by definition major sources of air pollution. x] In one incident, climate activists last year paddled canoes and kayaks down the Merrimack River to the plant site and were arrested after going onto the property.
“This historic victory is a testament to the strength and resolve of those who never wavered in the fight for their communities and future,” Ben Jealous, Sierra Club Executive Director, said in a statement. “The people of New Hampshire and all of New England will soon breathe cleaner air and drink safer water.”
The Sierra Club said the announcement will make New Hampshire the 16th state that is coal-free and New England the second coal-free region in the country."
-via AP News, March 28, 2024
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Note: It doesn't say it in this article, but the coal plants are being replaced by renewables! Specifically solar and battery farms! Source
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porcelainapparition · 8 months
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Alstead, New Hampshire
built in 1884
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alchemisoul · 4 months
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retrogamingblog2 · 9 months
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Donkey Kong mural in Concord, New Hampshire
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transformationsproject · 11 months
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Good News This Week!
We are kicking off this week by celebrating good news from New Hampshire, Oklahoma, and Missouri! Learn more below.
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