Reports

Report | Environment New Hampshire

A Record of Leadership

Over the last decade, northeastern states have built a track record of successful action to reduce global warming pollution. By working together across state lines and partisan divides – and developing innovative new policies to hasten the transition to a clean energy economy – the Northeast has succeeded in cutting emissions while safeguarding the region’s economic health.

Report | Environment New Hampshire Research and Policy Center

Wasting Our Waterways

Industrial facilities dumped 1,788 pounds of toxic chemicals into New Hampshire’s waterways, according to a new report released today by Environment New Hampshire. Wasting Our Waterways: Industrial Toxic Pollution and the Unfulfilled Promise of the Clean Water Act also reports that 226 million pounds of toxic chemicals were discharged into 1,400 waterways across the country.

Report | Environment New Hampshire

A Program That Works

Grants from the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI) are helping local businesses and homeowners invest in energy efficiency and renewable energy—cutting pollution, curbing dependence on fossil fuels, and fostering pioneering clean energy approaches.

Report | Environment New Hampshire

Gobbling Less Gas for Thanksgiving

New Hampshire's dependence on oil threatens our environment, our economy, and our national security. We can cut our oil use and reduce this dangerous pollution by requiring automobile manufacturers to meet stronger global warming pollution and fuel efficiency standards.

Report | Environment New Hampshire Research & Policy Center

New Hampshire's Biggest Mercury Polluters

A new report highlights the latest data on our state's largest mercury emitters. Merrimack station in Bow emits thousands of pounds of the potent neurotoxin every year.

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