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When Wells Run Dry: Facing New Hampshire’s Drought
Imagine turning on your faucet and nothing coming out: No water for drinking, cooking, bathing or running household appliances. This is what hundreds of New Hampshire residents experienced in the fall of 2025. The culprit: their private wells went dry due to low groundwater levels. A long-term drought precipitated the decline in groundwater, wreaking havoc…
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New Hampshire Internship Provides Pathway Into the Wastewater Industry
Two interns who spent the summer receiving training from wastewater operators in Nashua now have the opportunity to receive an entry-level wastewater license through the Emerging Water Professionals Internship Program (EWPIP). NEIWPCC created the 13-week paid training program to address the growing shortage of wastewater professionals in the state. The program, which is in partnership…
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Clean Water Podcast Examines Restoration in New Hampshire’s Great Bay
Along the coast of New Hampshire, water quality improvements, eelgrass restoration, oyster aquaculture, and the local food movement come together in this episode of the “Clean Water Pod” podcast. Listeners will learn about research taking place in the Great Bay estuary – part of the U.S. EPA’s National Estuaries Program – and efforts to reduce…