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As Offshore Wind Industry Nears N.H., Potential New Workers Show Interest - Vimarsana News

As Offshore Wind Industry Nears N.H., Potential New Workers Show Interest

New Hampshire colleges, trade workers and policy makers have high hopes for job growth in the Northeast’s burgeoning offshore wind industry, even if we’re

Source: nhpr.org
Amtrak Would Greatly Expand New England Train Service With Biden Infrastructure Plan - Vimarsana News

Amtrak Would Greatly Expand New England Train Service With Biden Infrastructure Plan

Credit Annie Ropeik / NHPR President Biden’s $2-trillion-dollar infrastructure plan could bring expanded Amtrak train service to New Hampshire and Northern New England. The map adds a line from Boston to Manchester and Concord. Amtrak would also upgrade rail service through western New Hampshire to Burlington, Vermont, and extend that line to Montreal. And they'd add a line between Rutland and Burlington. These rail hubs were part of a tri-state feasibility study, 20 years ago, that considered high speed rail service between Boston and Montreal via Concord and Burlington. Advocates for a ...

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Rep. Chris Pappas: Conversations About Infrastructure Must Include Climate Change - Vimarsana News

Rep. Chris Pappas: Conversations About Infrastructure Must Include Climate Change

New Hampshire Democratic Rep. Chris Pappas is serving on a House committee on transportation and infrastructure, and he says those are his priorities in

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As Climate Change Drives Migration To N.H., Towns Face Tension And Opportunity - Vimarsana News

As Climate Change Drives Migration To N.H., Towns Face Tension And Opportunity

4:48 Listen to the broadcast version of this story from NHPR's climate change reporting project, By Degrees. The Mountain West always felt like home for Judith and Doug Saum. Until recently, they lived in the hills above Reno, Nevada.  “It was with a view of the Sierra [Nevada Mountains] that was just to die for,” Judith said in an interview. “We had a lot of friends, musician friends, we'd get together and play music with them often. It wasn't easy to leave all that.” The Saums had been thinking, several years ago, of moving when they retired – maybe to Colorado, or Montana to be...

Source: nhpr.org