AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoWater Quality: New Hampshire researchers are examining how to measure risks from the varied toxins produced by cyanobacteria, as blooms threaten people and pets in lakes. Water Affordability: A national report says water bills in New Hampshire rose about twice as fast as household incomes over the past decade, adding pressure to residents’ budgets. Lake Protection: State agencies are suing a Wolfeboro marine contractor and an island property owner over alleged illegal dredging on Lake Winnipesaukee; a preliminary restoration plan is under review. A new Lake Winnipesaukee Alliance report also warns that the lake’s health is declining. Flood Recovery: Madison can seek federal help for repairs after June flooding caused more than $3.12 million in estimated damage across Carroll County. Energy: Construction has begun on a solar project at the Hooksett landfill, while the state has launched a $1 million program to expand its patchy electric-vehicle charging network. Wildlife and Forests: Dartmouth researchers report that droughts have been less frequent and intense than before 1980; a look at the Ossipee Pine Barrens highlights the rare habitat’s role in protecting groundwater and supporting threatened species.
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