by David Brooks | Apr 15, 2026 | Blog, Newsletter
New Hampshire Bulletin has a long story about cyanobacteria blooms (often called, inaccurately, algae blooms) in the state’s lakes and ponds. The full story is here. About 60 to 70 water bodies in the state deal with a bloom each year, and half of those tend to...
by David Brooks | Apr 15, 2026 | Blog, Newsletter
IndepthNH has an op-ed that says what I said about the nuclear dreams in New Hampshire, although their piece has more background and details, If the Governor really wants to drive down consumer electricity and energy costs and create more “energy independence”, she...
by David Brooks | Apr 14, 2026 | Blog, Newsletter
A while back, federal and state biologists spent 12 years —12 years! — studying the reproductive cycles of mice and voles, seeing how they interact with the amount of seeds and nuts that trees produce each year. Why? Because because small mammals are a major route for...
by David Brooks | Apr 12, 2026 | Blog, Newsletter
Links to each patent can be found here, using the patent number or inventor’s name. By Targeted News Service WASHINGTON – The following federal patents were assigned in New Hampshire in the week through April 11. Predictive Multidimensional Search and Selection Tool...
by David Brooks | Apr 9, 2026 | Blog, Newsletter
Estimated rooftop solar in New England topped 7 GW yesterday (Wednesday) for the first time, one year after it topped 6 GW for the first time. Utility solar is creeping up toward 1 GW (992 MW today). 7 GW (7000 MW or 7 million KW or 7 billion watts) is equal to the...
by David Brooks | Apr 7, 2026 | Blog, Newsletter
I was delighted to hear Gov. Ayotte and other New England governors recently push for ways to strengthen our energy independence through increasing use of modern technology. Because we do need more solar, wind, batteries and non-wire alternatives to keep New Hampshire...