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N H s coastal communities are trying to protect drinking water access from climate change

Local scientists, engineers and planners want to get a clearer picture on a less obvious vulnerability that’s becoming more prominent: sea-level induced groundwater rise and its effects on coastal water sources.

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Seacoast NH communities protect drinking water as climate changes

Groundwater rise has the potential to bring more disruptions to infrastructure than surface flooding in coastal areas.

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How Seacoast NH communities are trying to protect drinking water from climate change

Groundwater rise has the potential to bring more disruptions to infrastructure than surface flooding in coastal areas.

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NH s coastal communities are trying to protect drinking water access from climate change

NH s coastal communities are trying to protect drinking water access from climate change
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Floods appear to have had limited impact on local drinking water sources

Flooding can pose problems for drinking water, including by causing bacteria and organic material to get into wells and water treatment plants.

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