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CONWAY — Voters at the North Conway Water Precinct’s annual meeting on Wednesday overwhelmingly passed an article to design and construct a fa…
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CONWAY — At their annual meeting next week, voters in the North Conway Water Precinct could take the first step toward helping the region save…
By Molly Rains, New Hampshire Bulletin
With the legislative session well under way, New Hampshire lawmakers haven’t tired of putting forward new proposals for how landfills should be sited and regulated — but finding one a majority can accept has proven difficult. Tension over the state’s waste has come to a head in recent years, with private waste disposal companies pushing […]
BERLIN — Northern Biogas will now have until Jan. 1, 2028, to complete the $10 million payment to the Androscoggin Valley Regional Refuse Disp…
BERLIN – The company looking at cleaning up the Dummer Yard landfill said it has spent more than $2 million studying contamination at the land…
If New Hampshire’s landfills are like bathtubs, some legislators are looking for new ways to turn off — or at least turn down — the tap. Regulating waste after it’s been discarded is like “going to get a mop” while the tub is overflowing, said Rep. Lucius Parshall, a Democrat from Marlborough and a proponent […]
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BERLIN — Abutters of Dummer Yard were notified last week that LFOD Northwoods plans to submit an application for a Brownfields Covenant for th…
When the New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services tweaked the math behind its statewide recycling rate estimate last fall, the result suggested that the state was doing worse than previously thought at diverting waste from landfills. That wasn’t all the sobering news contained within the most recent Biennial Solid Waste Report, which also showed New […]