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Top-Collection-5036 t1_jdmwwd1 wrote
Reply to How is it possible that there are NH plates out there with dark tinted front windows? by ThisIsNotTuna
Live free or die…
AMC4x4 t1_jdmvloh wrote
Reply to comment by akmjolnir in Got this sometime ago. USGS doesn't have this level of accuracy in their maps. by Peanut-Donut
Yeah, I've seen new builds come in over the years, but didn't see any clear cutting. That's sad.
TurretLauncher OP t1_jdmvc9k wrote
Reply to comment by Cantide756 in Glenvale Solar, a Boston-based company, is planning to install a 240-acre solar installation in Keene, with construction beginning in 2026 by TurretLauncher
Yes it does. Read the scientific paper.
TurretLauncher OP t1_jdmubpd wrote
Reply to comment by UncleRicosWig in Glenvale Solar, a Boston-based company, is planning to install a 240-acre solar installation in Keene, with construction beginning in 2026 by TurretLauncher
> wood burning
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Burning wood releases more CO2 than gas, oil and even coal for the same amount of heat
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Danish and Australian research highlights that home wood burning also produces methane. This is a powerful global heating gas and further skews the balance away from climate neutrality.
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The biggest health threat from wood smoke comes from fine particles (also called particulate matter). They are small enough to enter the lungs where they can cause bronchitis, pneumonia, asthma, or other serious respiratory diseases. Fine particles can also aggravate chronic heart and lung diseases and are linked to premature deaths in people with these chronic conditions.
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Domestic wood burning is now the single largest contributor to fine particle pollution in the UK. These particles can increase the risk of cancer and heart disease. The 8% of homes that do burn wood or coal have become one of the largest sources of particle pollution in the UK, greater than the exhaust from traffic.
GraniteGeekNH t1_jdmu4ew wrote
Reply to comment by UncleRicosWig in Glenvale Solar, a Boston-based company, is planning to install a 240-acre solar installation in Keene, with construction beginning in 2026 by TurretLauncher
Wood burning power - electricity only, sending the waste heat into the atmosphere - hasn't worked in NH; it costs a fortune and the environmental benefits are surprisingly limited.
Combined heat and power, when you burn wood for electricity and also make use of the heat for bldgs, etc., makes a lot of sense. The drawback is that it's more location-specific, since it's hard to move heat.
Cantide756 t1_jdmu1wu wrote
Reply to comment by TurretLauncher in Glenvale Solar, a Boston-based company, is planning to install a 240-acre solar installation in Keene, with construction beginning in 2026 by TurretLauncher
Removing 30% of the energy input of an ecological system? Reducing the base of the doors chain by now than a quarter? Doesn't quite track
Double_Ninja9793 t1_jdmts2l wrote
Reply to How is it possible that there are NH plates out there with dark tinted front windows? by ThisIsNotTuna
They know the right inspectors
GraniteGeekNH t1_jdmtp3m wrote
Reply to comment by Quirky_Butterfly_946 in Glenvale Solar, a Boston-based company, is planning to install a 240-acre solar installation in Keene, with construction beginning in 2026 by TurretLauncher
Article says it has been logged in the past. Not some pristine forest.
GraniteGeekNH t1_jdmtk25 wrote
Reply to comment by 51stheFrank in Glenvale Solar, a Boston-based company, is planning to install a 240-acre solar installation in Keene, with construction beginning in 2026 by TurretLauncher
Yes they should - I hope you're badgering your town and state officials to get them to support this! If voters don't demand it, it will be much slower to happen.
Infinite-Trader t1_jdmtehd wrote
Reply to comment by Longjumping_Ad_6988 in How is it possible that there are NH plates out there with dark tinted front windows? by ThisIsNotTuna
I believe you have to renew every other year
TurretLauncher OP t1_jdmt8sr wrote
Reply to comment by sphennings in Glenvale Solar, a Boston-based company, is planning to install a 240-acre solar installation in Keene, with construction beginning in 2026 by TurretLauncher
As the scientific paper clearly states, floating solar limits itself to "30% coverage" of the water's surface. This eliminates ecosystem effects.
Crazy_Hick_in_NH t1_jdmsm9d wrote
Reply to comment by P0Rt1ng4Duty in NH House passes abortion-rights protections by IBlazeMyOwnPath
I can only tell you what I know (and I’ve done that). 🥲
TurretLauncher OP t1_jdms4jd wrote
Reply to comment by Cantide756 in Glenvale Solar, a Boston-based company, is planning to install a 240-acre solar installation in Keene, with construction beginning in 2026 by TurretLauncher
As already explained, floating solar limits itself to "30% coverage" of the water's surface. This eliminates ecosystem effects.
akmjolnir t1_jdmqrz7 wrote
Reply to comment by AMC4x4 in Got this sometime ago. USGS doesn't have this level of accuracy in their maps. by Peanut-Donut
On the flip side I've noticed a bunch of new builds in the area I grew up in. Didn't realize it was it was happening, but after leaving NH for a few years, and coming back, it's amazing how much of the land has been cleared and built on.
Crazy_Hick_in_NH t1_jdmqqtd wrote
Reply to comment by captainjackass28 in Drugs are Bad: Newport Edition by smdifansmfjsmsnd
Easier said than done, apparently.
Not guilty! It’s a shame nobody trademarked that phrase…it’s worth trillions!!! Suck on that Gates, Zuckerberg and Bezos.
AMC4x4 t1_jdmqe3h wrote
Reply to comment by akmjolnir in Got this sometime ago. USGS doesn't have this level of accuracy in their maps. by Peanut-Donut
It does have a special, unique quality in its beauty that I haven't found anywhere else in my travels. Pillsbury State Park seems to encapsulate it publicly, but I find joy in its back roads, hills, woods, fields, and old farmhouses. I feel like it's one of the last places in Southern NH that money will change. It's much the same today as it was 45 years ago.
akmjolnir t1_jdmpg8l wrote
Reply to comment by AMC4x4 in Got this sometime ago. USGS doesn't have this level of accuracy in their maps. by Peanut-Donut
Represent
akmjolnir t1_jdmpaya wrote
Reply to comment by CLS4L in Got this sometime ago. USGS doesn't have this level of accuracy in their maps. by Peanut-Donut
How many people do you know without car insurance?
I think that one gets blown out of proportion sometimes.
akmjolnir t1_jdmp4pa wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Got this sometime ago. USGS doesn't have this level of accuracy in their maps. by Peanut-Donut
Same seven clapped-out whoopties have been for sale for the last 30 years.
I do miss Radio Shack, though.
BackItUpWithLinks t1_jdmp0f0 wrote
Reply to comment by ___RosaLux in How is it possible that there are NH plates out there with dark tinted front windows? by ThisIsNotTuna
The question was how is it possible.
The answer is most times it’s done illegally.
AMC4x4 t1_jdmovvd wrote
Reply to comment by akmjolnir in Got this sometime ago. USGS doesn't have this level of accuracy in their maps. by Peanut-Donut
Yup. :)
akmjolnir t1_jdmoss2 wrote
Reply to comment by AMC4x4 in Got this sometime ago. USGS doesn't have this level of accuracy in their maps. by Peanut-Donut
Lempster/Washington/Unity/Goshen?
Crazy_Hick_in_NH t1_jdmorl9 wrote
Reply to Drugs are Bad: Newport Edition by smdifansmfjsmsnd
Weed is a gateway drug and Newport is a gateway town!
akmjolnir t1_jdmomm9 wrote
Reply to comment by timecoyote in Got this sometime ago. USGS doesn't have this level of accuracy in their maps. by Peanut-Donut
What bar?
Azr431 t1_jdmxkkp wrote
Reply to comment by Centinel_was_right in Shake Shack is coming to NH! by AlexTheTolerable
We grew up on in-n-out and my whole family likes Shake shack more