New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services and Overwatch Foundation have partnered to mitigate cyber attacks and improve water system protections.
New Hampshire
New Hampshire Findings of PFAS in Floor Cleaning Wastewater Sampling Program
Summarizes results of a study on PFAS in floor stripping and refinishing wastewater at four schools in New Hampshire.
New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services Status Report on the Occurence of PFAS Contamination
This status report provides a summary of PFAS information available at two PFAS sites and presents PFAS data for public drinking water supplies and groundwater data compiled from known PFAS…
New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services PFAS AFFF Factsheet
This bulletin provides information on a law that sets requirements for the sale and use of firefighting foam containing PFAS.
New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services PFAS Response Firefighting Foam Webpage
This webpage describes ways to mitigate the potential risks associated with environmental releases of firefighting foam containing PFAS.
ECOS Green Report: Status of State Environmental Agency Budgets, Fiscal Years 2020 to 2023
This Green Report analyzes and discusses state environmental agency budget funding from FY2020-FY2023.
New Hampshire Offers ‘Cybersecurity in a Box’ Program
To safeguard its drinking water and wastewater systems against cyberattack, the New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services has partnered with the Overwatch Foundation on its “Cybersecurity in a Box” pilot…
New Hampshire Fact Sheet on AFFF
Outlines state Senate Bill 257 requirements relative to the sale and use of firefighting foam containing PFAS.
New Hampshire Recognizes Craft Beverage Sustainability
The New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services (DES) recently recognized a local distillery as the first in the state to achieve national BetterBev sustainability status. BetterBev is a nationwide expansion…
New Hampshire Promotes Citizen Science Using Crowdsourced Water Monitoring
The New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services installed a CrowdHydrology staff gauge below the Willow Street Bridge to enhance flood forecasting and response capabilities while fostering community engagement in citizen science.
