Posted on June 25, 2010, by Michael O'Meara
Despite accounting for one-third of carbon dioxide emissions, the transportation sector still lacks any major program to bend the CO2 emission curve downward, according to NH DES Climate, Energy, and Transportation Programs Manager Rebecca Ohler. But just as the states of the Northeast created the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI) to reduce utility emissions,...
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Posted on May 27, 2010, by Michael O'Meara
On Wednesday, May 26th, a panel gathered at the Portsmouth Public Library to discuss climate change and energy with local residents. It was not your average group of environmental activists. Rather, attendees were given a sobering look at the cost of America's addiction to fossil fuels to those at the front lines of defending the...
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Posted on May 18, 2010, by Jim O'Brien
In case you haven’t noticed, New Hampshire isn’t rich in the sources of the fossil fuels we rely upon.
In fact, since we do not have any oil, propane, coal, natural gas or uranium, one would have to say our energy supply is extremely vulnerable to situations outside our control. More than...Read More »