AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoFlood Resilience: A look back at Peterborough’s devastating 1936 flood traces how the Edward MacDowell Dam was built to protect downtown — and how flood-control infrastructure can shape communities for generations. Lake Pollution: A truck sank in a Fitzwilliam lake, leaking about 30 gallons of diesel and raising concerns about impacts on local waters. Clean Energy: New Hampshire’s $1 million Recharge the Adventure program will help expand the state’s patchy EV-charging network. Solar Power: Construction is underway on a Hooksett landfill solar project developed by ReVision Energy, putting previously used land to work generating electricity. Water Research: New Hampshire researchers are studying the wide variety of cyanobacteria and their toxins to better assess health risks. Dartmouth researchers, meanwhile, found droughts have been less frequent and intense than before 1980. Grid Upgrades: Dartmouth’s engineering school and Eversource were selected for a federal grant of up to $47.7 million to improve transmission capacity and reliability across a network that includes New Hampshire.
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