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DOE SEP Conservation Update: Stories from New Hampshire
Conference participants inspected electric bicycles, go-carts, and on-road vehicles along with student-installed solar and wind energy systems. Teachers learned how student projects such as energy audits of school buildings, student-built electric vehicles, and student-installed renewable energy systems can be used to motivate students and teach a variety of subjects that meet today's educational standards. The conference provided teachers with educational resources, examples on how to fund projects, and the basics of project research and development. ... [Read More]
ATSDR - PHA - Cardinal Landfill, Farmington, Strafford County, New Hampshire
The major current use of carbon tetrachloride is in the production of chlorofluorocarbons, such as Freon11 and Freon 12, which are primarily used as refrigerants [57]. In 1991, production of carbontetrachloride in the U.S. was 315 million pounds [57]. Production in recent years has been decliningfollowing the adoption of an international agreement (the Montreal Protocol) to reduce concentrations of chlorofluorocarbons and other chemicals due to their effects on the atmospheric ozone layer [57]. ... [Read More]
Traffic Safety Digest - Summer '96 - New Hampshire
Fatal Reality, which began operation in 1995, used a recreation of a trial concerning a crash inwhich a woman's fetus was killed. The mother of the fetus had been a passenger in a vehicledriven by an impaired driver. The mock trial employed a real judge, prosecutor, districtattorney, accident reconstructionist, toxicologist and medical examiner. The medical examinerfurther stressed the need for seat belts. Students served both as the defendant and jury. Thejury deliberated and returned a verdict; the judge imposed the sentence. ... [Read More]
WRD of New Hampshire and Vermont - Contoocook River "Visible" Gage Educational Site
house that is used to measure, record, and transmit ... A stage-discharge relation or rating curve (fig. 6) is used to relate river level to associated streamflow discharge. The rating curve for a specific stream location is developed by making successive discharge measurements in order to define and maintain a stage-discharge relation. These discharge measurements and their corresponding stages (or gage height) are then plotted on a graph for each station. Continuous discharge throughout the year can be determined from the rating curve. Factors such as ice cover, debris, and vegetation growth can affect the stage-discharge relation and the data must be checked periodically to ensure accuracy. ... [Read More]
NH Rideshare - Park and Ride Locations
This New Hampshire Park and Ride lot is located in Hampstead, on NH Route 121,just south of the NH Route 111 intersection. (entrance adjacent to used cardealership) ... [Read More]
President's Remarks at Ask President Bush Event in Derry, New Hampshire
I believe we ought to -- I believe we ought to make sure S-CHIP,which is the low-income children's health care program, is accessed byeverybody who is deserving of that program. We want to help these kidswith good health care. I believe that we ought to continue the reformsof Medicare. I went up the D.C. to solve problems, not to pass them onto future Presidents and future generations. We had a problem withMedicare. The system was not modernized. It would pay for $100,000for heart surgery, but not one dime for the prescription drugs thatwould prevent the heart surgery from being needed in the first place.That made no sense for our seniors. It made no sense for thetaxpayers. We have modernized Medicare by giving seniors more choices,prescription drug cards, preventative care for the first time, and in2006, prescription drugs. (Applause.) ... [Read More]
New Hampshire Supports Our Troops
Prepaid calling cards allow you to pay upfront a certain sum of money for a specific amount of calling time. For example, you can pay $25 for 500 minutes of calling. You can obtain a pre-paid calling card at local drug stores, warehouse stores, or online. Check on the card to make sure you or your spouse can make international calls with the card. The American Red Cross also offers prepaid phone calling cards in $15, $25 or $50 increments. The card also has an option to set up a voice mailbox where messages can be left for the service member. Voice mail messages can be retrieved by phone or email. Cards can be purchased on-line at www.militaryconnect.org ... [Read More]
Federal Trade Commission
Dealers and lenders offer a variety of loan terms and payment schedules. Shop around, compare offers, and negotiate the best deal you can. Be cautious about advertisements offering financing to first-time buyers or people with bad credit. These offers often require a big down payment and a high APR. If you agree to financing that carries a high APR, you may be taking a big risk. If you decide to sell the car before the loan expires, the amount you receive from the sale may be far less than the amount you need to pay off the loan. If the car is repossessed or declared a total loss because of an accident, you may be obligated to pay a considerable amount to repay the loan even after the proceeds from the sale of the car or the insurance payment have been deducted. If your budget is tight, you may want to consider paying cash for a less expensive car than you first had in mind. ... [Read More]
New Hampshire
Even if New Hampshire enacted all the protections in the Patients’ Bill of Rights, 610,000 people in New Hampshire cannot be assured they have the comprehensive patient protections recommended by the President’s Advisory Commission. This is because the Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA) may preempt state-enacted protections. That is why the President has called on Congress to pass a federally enforceable patients’ bill of rights so that everyone enrolled in managed care may have a basic set of protections. Notably, 290,000 New Hampshire women are in ERISA health plans and are therefore not necessarily protected. Women are particularly vulnerable without these protections because they are greater users of health care services, they make three-quarters of the health care decisions for their families, and they have specific health care needs addressed by a patients’ bill of rights. ... [Read More]
ATSDR - PHA - Cardinal Landfill, Farmington, Strafford County, New Hampshire
The Cardinal Landfill site is on Watson Corner Road in Farmington, New Hampshire. Starting in thelate 1960s, Textron Automotive Company or its predecessors in interest (Textron) began disposinghazardous wastes in the Cardinal Landfill. Following an inspection of the Textron facility in 1981, theState prohibited this practice. For the next 10 years (until 1991), Textron continued to use the landfillfor non-hazardous wastes. A series of environmental investigations have been conducted at the sitestarting in 1982. The most recent studies have focused on contamination in soil gas. In August 1999,the Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry (ATSDR) was petitioned to conduct a publichealth assessment for the Cardinal Landfill site. The New Hampshire Department of Health and HumanServices (DHHS) has a cooperative agreement with ATSDR to conduct public health assessments andconsultations for sites in New Hampshire. DHHS completed the Cardinal Landfill Public HealthAssessment under th ... [Read More]
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