by David Brooks | Feb 19, 2019 | Blog, Newsletter
Back in 2015, a dozen deer were found dead in South Hampton, NH, due to over-feeding during winter – an extreme case of how well-meaning attempts to help deer in winter can backfire. Northern Woodlands magazine – which is, by the way, a great magazine; you...
by David Brooks | Feb 19, 2019 | Blog, Newsletter
We all know road salt is bad for plants and waterways, and that doesn’t even count what it’s doing to my car, but new research in New Hampshire based in part on citizen-science work says it’s worse than we realized, or at least more complicated. An analysis of water...
by David Brooks | Feb 19, 2019 | Blog, Newsletter
Do you want to hear me talk about my column this week, which concerns new research correlating road salt usage with toxic metals moving out of the soil into our water, with a side order of “hooray for citizen science”? Sure you do! Well, you have a choice!...
by David Brooks | Feb 18, 2019 | Blog, Newsletter
Every three years international national (see comment) bodies update suggested building codes to incorporate new technologies, new techniques and processes. States then have the option of adopting those codes, which would have to be followed by towns and cities. New...
by David Brooks | Feb 18, 2019 | Blog, Newsletter
Another day, another scam over the phone that pretends to come from a legitimate company – but this one is particularly bad because it’s not just trying to steal money, but to get access into your house. That’s the word from the Sanbornton Police Department. They...
by David Brooks | Feb 18, 2019 | Blog, Newsletter
Any salesman knows that jokes have to be pitched to the audience, which explains why James Rundlett was confident Friday in the Legislative Office Building using a comment that would have bombed almost anywhere else. “It’s not like it’s a DOS memory card,” said...