AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoNor’Easter Readiness: Seacoast businesses are bracing for a potential Nor’easter, with Brown’s Seafood in Seabrook saying flooding is a familiar risk and that it’s ready to keep operating while watching tides and coastal impacts. Fall Foliage Watch: New Hampshire’s leaves are already turning, with moderate color in the north and peak timing mapped out—Coos late September, Monadnock/Lakes early October, and the Seacoast late October into early November. Air Quality Policy: The EPA is accepting public comments on a plan that would let New Hampshire leave a Northeast air pollution zone and end its car emissions testing program, with comments due Sept. 25. PFAS Legal Risk: A new report highlights how PFAS in food and beverage is becoming a fast-growing legal exposure area as federal and state rules shift. Local Water Cleanup: Peterborough approved the sale of a contaminated South Municipal Well property to NH Ball Bearings for $110,000, with long-term limits on pumping water from the site. Wildlife Success: New Hampshire bald eagle chicks hatched and fledged at record levels, reflecting decades of recovery since DDT was banned. Community & Labor: UNH graduate employees rallied over two years of wage negotiations without a contract, pushing for livable pay.
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