AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoEnergy Costs: The federal government may loan nearly a third of its emergency heating-oil reserve as prices surge, a move with particular relevance to New England, where many homes rely on oil. Natural Gas: The Trump administration is putting $42 million toward reviving a stalled pipeline from Pennsylvania to New York, arguing it could lower energy costs across the Northeast. Data Centers: New Hampshire candidates agree the state should freeze new data-center permits, though they differ on timing; the issue reflects growing concern over the facilities’ local impacts. Conservation: Sen. Jeanne Shaheen says there are hopeful signs the administration may reverse plans to close Bartlett Experimental Forest. Recycling: Salem is weighing whether to eliminate its recycling program to cut costs. Local Landscape: An 80-ton boulder that had perched at Rumney’s Polar Caves since the attraction opened in 1922 fell onto a walkway; no one was injured.
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