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New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services.
government organization in Concord, United States
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State of New Hampshire enacted new laws governing waste management operations.Some support2 reports
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Blooms require action from the New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services to protect the state's economy.Some support1 report1 development inside
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Casella contested the state permit denial from the New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services.Some support1 report
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Around New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services this week
News at the entities that move New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services most-
New Hampshire StructuralAyotte signed an executive order in New Hampshire on September 25, 2026, involving the Department of Transportation and waiving tolls.Moves New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services
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Massachusetts Shared contextAn unnamed entity (T) is considering Keolis for a new contract in Massachusetts, while also warning about economic operational risks and providing advisory on operational costs.Moves New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services
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Canobie Lake Structural
The agency intervenes and imposes usage limits on the lake.
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Casella Waste Systems Operational
Casella Waste Systems engages in active competition and necessary permitting processes with the New Hampshire DES regarding waste projects and appeals.
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New Hampshire Structural
The agency operates under the mandate and within the geographical and legal boundaries of the state to manage specific government functions.
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Massachusetts Shared context
Two distinct state entities are mentioned in the same regional context, but no functional link to Massachusetts is established in the evidence.