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  • As Seacoast Development Booms, Water Quality Could Bust

    UNH Stormwater Center, PREP -
    NHPR, 10/01/2013
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  • Q&A: Oil Spill Expert Puts Crude-By-Rail Boom In Perspective

    StateImpact talked to oil spill expert Nancy Kinner, Director of the Coastal Response Research Center at the University of New Hampshire, who put this new boom in perspective
    StateImpact, 09/25/2013
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  • As Arctic Melts, a Race to Test Oil Spill Cleanup Technology .

    Joel K. Bourne, Jr. For National Geographic Published September 13, 2013 Part of our weekly "In Focus" series—stepping back, looking closer.
    National Geographic Daily News, 09/17/2013
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  • Rising water levels threaten Boston’s waterfront

    Business is booming from end to end of the waterfront, but the specter of surging sea levels has developers on edge Boston’s effort to redevelop its waterfront is running into a major obstacle: Water.
    The Boston Globe, 08/04/2013
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  • EPA Official Tours UNH Stormwater Center

    EPA official tours UNH Stormwater Center Posted: Jul 31, 2013 4:36 AM EDT Updated: Jul 31, 2013 4:36 AM EDT DURHAM, N.H. (AP) - An official with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is touring the University of New Hampshire to learn about stormwater research. The university's Stormwater Center has been developing and implementing engineering solutions related to stormwater since 2002.
    WCAX, 07/31/2013
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  • Expert says Maine well prepared for Oil Spill

      DURHAM, New Hampshire (NEWS CENTER) - A professor at the University of New Hampshire has been closely following the latest developments in the Quebec train derailment case.
    WCSH Portland, 07/11/2013
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  • Quebec crash may not dent demand for crude tank cars

    TRANSPORT: Quebec crash may not dent demand for crude tank cars Blake Sobczak, E&E reporter EnergyWire: Thursday, July 11, 2013 Email&nbsp Email Print&nbsp Print Advertisement
    EnergyWire, E&E Publishing, 07/11/2013
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  • Toxic driveways? Cities ban coal tar sealants

    Could your driveway be making you sick? Studies suggest a common sealant using coal tar contains hazardous chemicals that elevate lifetime cancer risk. So some cities and states are banning its use.   Barbara Mahler, a hydrologist with the U.S. Geological Survey who's researched the hazards of coal tar pavement sealant, takes a sample of parking lot dust in 2007 in Lake In the Hills, a suburb of Chicago. (Photo: Peter Van Metre)
    USA Today, 06/18/2013
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  • Israeli UV System Makes Water Disinfection History with US EPA ETV

    This article was originally distributed via PRWeb. PRWeb, WorldNow and this Site make no warranties or representations in connection therewith. SOURCE: Environmental Technology Verification for Atlantium means good news for small systems Denver, USA (PRWEB) June 10, 2013
    Denver, USA (PRWEB) June 10, 2013, 06/11/2013
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  • Small New Hampshire Coastal Community Takes Big Steps Forward (Stormwater Center)

        The town of Newfields has recently done some very exciting work for climate preparedness. Since spring 2012, partners from CAW with funding from the New Hampshire Coastal Program have been helping Newfields to create an action plan to prepare for the effects of extreme weather.   Newfields, New Hampshire, residents developed an action plan to prepare for impacts of extreme weather on people, infrastructure, and natural resources.
    Gulf of Maine Times, 04/30/2013
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