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NH Network 5th Annual Environmental Summit - September 26, 2026 Starr King UU Fellowship, Plymouth, NH — 9:00 AM-1:00 PM (8:30 AM Potluck Breakfast)
by Ann Podlipny for the New Hampshire Bulletin, March 24, 2026
Press Release: Hollis Brookline News, December 4, 2025
by John Gage for the Concord Monitor. January 27, 2025
Ann Podlipny in the Union Leader. Published January 13, 2025
Ann Podlipny in the Concord Monitor. Published January 7, 2025
By Roger Stephenson December 16, 2024
by Patricia Beffa-Negrini for the Keene Sentinel. November 12, 2024
by Patricia Beffa-Negrini for the Monadnock Shopper News, November 6-12, 2024, page 11.
by John Gage for the Concord Monitor. October 9, 2024
by Patricia Beffa-Negrini for the Monadnock Shopper News, July 17-23, 2024, Mid Summer Fun July 2024, page 5.
By Darla Thyng for the Union Leader. May 11, 2024
by Julie Davenson for the New Hampshire Bulletin, April 23, 2024 (Julie is the Board President of NOFA, one of our NH Network Partners.)
By Paul Bemis for the New Hampshire Union Leader. Mar 30, 2024
By Susan Richman for Seacoastonline. March 2, 2024
by Ann Podlipny in the Concord Monitor. Published March 5, 2024
BY: HADLEY BARNDOLLAR - JANUARY 30, 2024 with quotes from John Gage and Barbara Southard
by Ann Podlipny for the New Hampshire Bulletin, December 19, 2023
By Susan Richman, for the Concord Monitor. December 12, 2023
By Amanda Gokee, Globe Staff, November 14, 2023
This article is based on our event, NH Network Event Military Forward Planning for Climate Risks, on November 13, 2023
by John Gage for the Concord Monitor. October 10, 2023
By ANN PODLIPNY for the Concord Monitor. October 3, 2023.
LTEs by Susan Richman on the Turnkey air permit in the Conway Daily Sun, Portsmouth Herald/Seacoast Online, and (shorter version) Concord Monitor.
LTEs by Susan Richman on the Turnkey air permit in the Conway Daily Sun, Portsmouth Herald/Seacoast Online, and (shorter version) Concord Monitor.
Pieces restated info from Cynthia Walter, who also provided edits.
By Virginia Drye, Eagle Times Staff. Published online September 12, 2023
Contact Cindy Heath at cindyheath.com or visit 10towns.org for more information.
by Ann Podlipny for the New Hampshire Bulletin, August 31 2023
by Patricia Beffa-Negrini for the Monadnock Shopper News, August 16-22, 2023 and also posted to the Monadnock Sustainability Hub's Blog.
Great Media Coverage for the August 12, 2023 NH Environmental Summit!
Great Media Coverage for the August 12, 2023 NH Environmental Summit!
Concord Monitor: Summit to address state’s environmental issues
Eagle Tribune: Summit looks to unite NH’s environmental organizations
Concord Monitor My Turn: Project 2025 and the environment
NH Business Review: Enviro advocates mull ways to nurture support
by Susan Richman for the Conway Daily Sun, July 19, 2023
By DAVID BROOKS Monitor staff, Published: 6/7/2023
Highlights information from the NH Network's event on offshore wind.
By Jillian Wilson for Huffpost, May 19, 2023
Interviews of Climate Activists including our own Dr. Reinmar Seidler and John Gage!
From The Radical Centrist Podcast by Wayne D. King featuring Tom Irwin, an attorney with the Conservation Law Foundation, Roger Stephenson of the Union of Concerned Scientists, and Biologist Dr. Cynthia Walter of the NH Network and the NH Network's Plastics Working Group. May 3, 2023.
By Matt Stein and John Gage in the Boston Globe. April 28, 2023
From The Radical Centrist Podcast by Wayne D. King featuring John Gage of the NH Network's Climate Working Group. December 20, 2022.
Climate Change, Children's Health, and Equity
Climate Change, Children's Health, and Equity
Lisa Patel is the Executive Director of the Medical Society Consortium on Climate and Health, and Clinical Assistant Professor of Pediatrics at Stanford School of Medicine. She is a former Presidential Management Fellow for the Environmental Protection Agency where she coordinated the US Government's efforts on clean air and safe drinking water projects in South Asia in collaboration with the World Health Organization, and received the Trudy A. Specinar Award for her work.
Several members of the NH Network joined others in Concord and Keene for the Third Act effort to Stop Dirty Banking.
Several members of the NH Network joined others in Concord and Keene for the Third Act effort to Stop Dirty Banking.
By Hannah Schroeder Sentinel Staff Mar 22, 2023
By ARNIE ALPERT for InDepthNH.org March 21, 2023
COMMENTARY: New Hampshire has a responsibility to do its best for the land and climate
COMMENTARY: New Hampshire has a responsibility to do its best for the land and climate
by Ann Podlipny for the New Hampshire Bulletin, March 8, 2023
COMMENTARY: Climate resilience in New England: How does New Hampshire stack up?
COMMENTARY: Climate resilience in New England: How does New Hampshire stack up?
By Susan Richman and Reinmar Seidler for the New Hampshire Bulletin, March 2, 2023
House Committee hears support for climate action bill
House Committee hears support for climate action bill
By Thomas P. Caldwell, for The Laconia Daily Sun. Published February 1, 2023
Featuring Joe Kwasnik, NH Network Steering Committee and Legislation Working Group
Making Your Voice Heard – The NH Network: Environment, Energy, Climate
Making Your Voice Heard – The NH Network: Environment, Energy, Climate
By WAYNE D. KING and featuring Susan Richman of the NH Network Plastics Working Group and Pat Martin from Citizens’ Climate Lobby, the Monadnock Sustainability Hub and the Keene Clean Energy Team.
Listen here: https://d2iwv8pn9yf3nf.cloudfront.net/m1MUXYtup.mp3
by Darla Thyng, MD for the New Hampshire Union Leader. Published November 15, 2022
TWO PROGRAMS ON ENERGY AND CLIMATE HIGHLIGHT ISSUES AND CHALLENGES
TWO PROGRAMS ON ENERGY AND CLIMATE HIGHLIGHT ISSUES AND CHALLENGES
By HB News Team for the HOLLIS BROOKLINE NEWS ONLINE. Mon, Oct 21, 2022
October 25: Tom Sherman, Kat McGhee, David Watters In Environmental Conversation
October 25: Tom Sherman, Kat McGhee, David Watters In Environmental Conversation
NEWS RELEASE for InDepthNH.org . Published October 21, 2022.
Opinion: Our climate commitment
Opinion: Our climate commitment
By ANN PODLIPNY for the Concord Monitor. Published October 11, 2022
https://www.concordmonitor.com/My-Turn-Our-climate-commitment-48359814
The new New Hampshire Climate Assessment is now published!
The new New Hampshire Climate Assessment is now published!
Press release here: https://bit.ly/3ucJiSV
Report here: https://scholars.unh.edu/sustainability/71/
NETWORKING FOR A SUSTAINABLE NEW HAMPSHIRE: WHAT WE CAN DO TOGETHER
NETWORKING FOR A SUSTAINABLE NEW HAMPSHIRE: WHAT WE CAN DO TOGETHER
HOLLIS BROOKLINE NEWS ONLINE. TUE, JUNE 14, 2022
NH Network Citizen’s Virtual Summit Saturday
NH Network Citizen’s Virtual Summit Saturday
NEWS RELEASE for InDepthNH.org . Published June 14, 2022.
https://indepthnh.org/2022/06/14/nh-network-citizens-virtual-summit-saturday/
Opinion: Marine plastic pollution – we aren’t off the hook yet
Opinion: Marine plastic pollution – we aren’t off the hook yet
By KENNEDY McGRATH for the Concord Monitor. Published June 12, 2022.
NH NETWORK OFFERING PROGRAM TO AID IN DEVELOPING COMMUNITY POWER PROGRAMS
NH NETWORK OFFERING PROGRAM TO AID IN DEVELOPING COMMUNITY POWER PROGRAMS
By HB News Team for the HOLLIS BROOKLINE NEWS ONLINE. Wed, Apr 27, 2022
Upcoming Climate Report Paints Sobering Picture for New Hampshire
Upcoming Climate Report Paints Sobering Picture for New Hampshire
By ROBERT BLECHI for the Caledonian Record. Published March 24, 2022
IS NET ZERO BY 2050 POSSIBLE? WE HAVE OPTIONS BUT TIME IS RUNNING OUT!
IS NET ZERO BY 2050 POSSIBLE? WE HAVE OPTIONS BUT TIME IS RUNNING OUT!
By HB News Team for the HOLLIS BROOKLINE NEWS ONLINE. March 30, 2022
Opinion: HR 17 ignores global trends, local benefits of carbon cash-back
Opinion: HR 17 ignores global trends, local benefits of carbon cash-back
By JOHN GAGE for the Concord Monitor. Published March 20, 2022.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/13D8hY5_9VhNpo5fjnK07ZlSfKHScK0FbE7WDo2SanQY/edit
Climatologists warn Granite State about future climate trends in 2022 climate assessment
Climatologists warn Granite State about future climate trends in 2022 climate assessment
By Scott Cook for WMUR. Published March 15, 2022.
Sneak Peek at NH New Climate Assessment Sees Shorter, Wetter Winters
Sneak Peek at NH New Climate Assessment Sees Shorter, Wetter Winters
By PAULA TRACY for InDepthNH.org . Published March 15, 2022.
Preparing for the New Normals in New Hampshire’s Climate
Preparing for the New Normals in New Hampshire’s Climate
News Release in InDepthNH.org . Published March 1, 2022.
http://indepthnh.org/2022/03/01/preparing-for-the-new-normals-in-new-hampshires-climate/
Rethink Plastic Campaign
Rethink Plastic Campaign
By NICOLE S. COLSON for the Keene Sentinel ELF pages 6-7. Published 2/17/2022.
https://indd.adobe.com/view/c4669aef-eed9-46ed-af10-6aa8ed4809b4
Ten Towns: Rethinking Plastic in New Hampshire
Ten Towns: Rethinking Plastic in New Hampshire
News Release in InDepthNH.org . Published February 4, 2022.
http://indepthnh.org/2022/02/04/ten-towns-rethinking-plastic-in-new-hampshire/
New Hampshire Citizens for Progress episode with Host Rick Maynard interviewing Cindy Heath and Christina Dubin about the NH Network Plastics Work Group and the Ten Towns • Ten Actions Campaign.
New Hampshire Citizens for Progress episode with Host Rick Maynard interviewing Cindy Heath and Christina Dubin about the NH Network Plastics Work Group and the Ten Towns • Ten Actions Campaign.
The NH Network's Plastics Work Group began in August of 2021. The group has been collaborating, with guidance from Community Action Works, on a statewide campaign to inspire and support NH citizens to take action on rethinking plastic and reducing plastic waste.
Everyone—individuals, groups, communities—can participate in the Ten Towns • Ten Actions Campaign. Come to the Toolkit rollout Zoom event, which will include speakers and a tour of the Toolkit, on February 7th from 6:30-8:00 pm. Register to receive the link. More detailed information is on the Events section of this website.
NH’S ENERGY LANDSCAPE IS CHANGING – DURHAM HAS BECOME A FOUNDING MEMBER OF THE COMMUNITY POWER COALITION OF NEW HAMPSHIRE – An upcoming energy workshop is scheduled for interested residents.
NH’S ENERGY LANDSCAPE IS CHANGING – DURHAM HAS BECOME A FOUNDING MEMBER OF THE COMMUNITY POWER COALITION OF NEW HAMPSHIRE – An upcoming energy workshop is scheduled for interested residents.
Mention of the NH Network by TODD I. SELIG in Durham, NH's Friday Updates. Published December 22, 2021.
Scroll down to the middle of this page: http://www.icontact-archive.com/archive?c=832637&f=8203&s=8863&m=410265&t=2c1d047fae9d9cb8f486a94b231969e31aed55c1311fdd079c0701597b5eed33
Sentinel Editorial: Pull switch; The PUC is under fire for favoring business interests over, well, everyone else
Sentinel Editorial: Pull switch; The PUC is under fire for favoring business interests over, well, everyone else
By PATRICIA MARTIN for the Keene Sentinel. Published: 12/15/21
My Turn: New Hampshire energy programs on the chopping block
My Turn: New Hampshire energy programs on the chopping block
By JOE KWASNIK for the Concord Monitor Published: 11/28/2021
Commentary: At global climate conference, international becomes local
Commentary: At global climate conference, international becomes local
By ROB WERNER for the New Hampshire Bulletin. Published: 11/30/21
Styrofoam recycling event in Lebanon packs in the people getting rid of unwanted packing material
Styrofoam recycling event in Lebanon packs in the people getting rid of unwanted packing material
Valley News. By LIZ SAUCHELLI, Valley News Staff Writer. Published: 10/31/2021 6:34:15 AM. https://www.vnews.com/Lebanon-hosts-Styrofoam-recycling-day-43296335
New Hampshire Representatives Kat McGhee and Lee Oxenham, and Senator David Watters, discuss the Sununu Administration's failure to take action to lower energy costs for NH residents.
New Hampshire Representatives Kat McGhee and Lee Oxenham, and Senator David Watters, discuss the Sununu Administration's failure to take action to lower energy costs for NH residents.
October 28, 2021
New Hampshire Citizens for Progress episode with Host Rick Maynard and Special Co-Host Bob Backus, former State Rep. and Chair of the New Hampshire Science Technology and Energy Committee.
New Hampshire Citizens for Progress episode with Host Rick Maynard and Special Co-Host Bob Backus, former State Rep. and Chair of the New Hampshire Science Technology and Energy Committee.
The hosts highlight the purpose of the NH Network and how NH's climate and energy policy is behind other states in New England. Then listen to an excerpt from the second New Hampshire Network Summit, held on Saturday, September 18th, 2021 with guest speaker Maine State Rep. Lydia Blume. Rep. Blume presents a successful model for climate and energy action and shares what our neighboring state of Maine has accomplished.
At hearing, lawmakers and stakeholders debate the future of state’s energy efficiency programs New Hampshire Bulletin BY: AMANDA GOKEE - OCTOBER 13, 2021 6:10 AM.
At hearing, lawmakers and stakeholders debate the future of state’s energy efficiency programs New Hampshire Bulletin BY: AMANDA GOKEE - OCTOBER 13, 2021 6:10 AM.
All the “Rs” of Solid Waste Management: Rethink Waste
All the “Rs” of Solid Waste Management: Rethink Waste
By PATRICIA BEFFA-NEGRINI for the NH Healthcare Workers for Climate Action Blog. Published January 24, 2022.
https://www.nhclimatehealth.org/blog/all-the-rs-of-solid-waste-management-rethink-waste
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