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PORTSMOUTH – Seven years after city officials learned PFAS had contaminated one of its wells at the former Pease Air Force Base, city, state and federal officials celebrated the completion of the Pease Water Treatment Facility on Tuesday. The $17 million facility paid for by the Air Force has already been treating the Smith and Harrison wells so PFAS chemicals are now at non-detect levels, according to Al Pratt, the city’s water resource manager. “It’s working,” Pratt said following a press conference Tuesday morning at the site, which was attended by three members of the state’s...

UNH students aid Portsmouth stormwater project Portsmouth Herald PORTSMOUTH — The Portsmouth Department of Public Works has started work with a team of four University of New Hampshire students from the Civil and Environmental Engineering UNH Capstone Program to assess a new tool to measure compliance with EPA permitting requirements. The four UNH seniors, all environmental engineering majors are Brandon Belmonte, Joe DeGregorio, Jessica Nekowitsch and Andrew Godfrey. UNH requires all graduating seniors in the Civil and Environmental Engineering Department participate in a Capstone design ...

Brief Summary The Clojure programming language has seen some radical changes in recent times — not least of which is a change in stewardship of Cognitect, the company that provides technical support for Clojure. Here, we catch up with Stuart Halloway to find out what Cognitect’s acquisition by financial services firm Nubank means for the future of Clojure. Podcast transcript Neal Ford: Welcome, everyone, to the ThoughtWorks Technology Podcast. I'm one of your regular hosts, Neal Ford, and I'm joined today with another of our regular hosts... Rebecca Parsons: Rebecca Parsons. I am another ...