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Researcher Christine Bunyon collects a cyanobacteria sample from Keyser Pond in Henniker, New Hampshire.

Monitoring Harmful Algal Blooms Using Drones

UNH researchers use drones equipped with sensors to identify cyanobacteria blooms — also known as harmful algal blooms — in New Hampshire lakes faster and more effectively. Read More

Recent Stories

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    According to research published by the Carsey School, there are approximately 230,000 potential new voters for the 2020 Presidential election. Researchers also state that because...
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    A new study released by the Carsey School and reported on by NHPR showsÌıthat more than one in five potential 2020 New Hampshire primary voters will be new to the electorate.
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    A first-of-its-kind survey shows New Hampshire residents generally favor removing dams from local rivers.
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