by David Brooks | Sep 12, 2023 | Blog, Newsletter
An interesting Dutch biotech firm is looking to set up in Keene for clinical trials of a bacterial-detection system for diseases, reports the Keene Sentinel. What brought them to southwest N.H., not exactly a biotech hotbed? Space and expertise at Keene State...
by David Brooks | Sep 12, 2023 | Blog, Newsletter
From UNH: As Granite Staters move out of New Hampshire cities into more suburban communities, it’s led to increased development in previously rural areas, transforming them into exurbs — area outside the city that are less densly populated than suburbs, but more dense...
by David Brooks | Sep 12, 2023 | Blog, Newsletter
If you measure installed “small-scale solar” per capita, says the federal Energy Information Agency, you’ll find five of the six New England states in the top 10. No prizes for guessing who is left out. CleanTechnica article is here. EIA says...
by David Brooks | Sep 12, 2023 | Blog, Newsletter
I have a confession to make: I really like the look of a mowed lawn. But I’m trying to kick the habit. I know the classic suburban lawn has the ecological value of a parking lot, that the model of a weekly-mowed monoculture contributes to the alarming decline of...
by David Brooks | Sep 8, 2023 | 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 through Sept. 10. *** Apparatus for Monitoring, Regulating, or Controlling Fluid...
by David Brooks | Sep 6, 2023 | Blog, Newsletter
I’m long thought it’s crazy that New Hampshire allows a big, private hunting preserve to have loose wild boars, which are an incredibly destructive menace. It’s like allowing somebody to have a zebra mussel farm in Lake Winnipesaukee with assurances...