The Portsmouth City Council has also signed on to continue the law suit. Mark Bevis Franklin Pierce law professor, Buzz Scherr, says donor towns would need to convince the court that the logic of its recent school tax decesion was flawed. Scherr says, that's not an admission any court makes readily. Chris Bracken U.S. Generating Company strikes a deal with the government that maintains some of the natural water flow on the river while the hydro-dams operate. For each type of tree, it takes just the right mix of cold and heat to bring out the leaves in spring.
Local companies compete with businesses in regions of the world where power is much cheaper.
The heads of 60 NH manufacturers came together to share ideas on how to reduce their power consumption, and reduce pollution at the same time. The state plans to spray an herbicide on lakes threatened by the foreign plant, milfoil. But the Audubon Society warns that spraying could upset the ecosystem even more than the weed. If that move fails, an appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court could come next. Roger Woods Portsmouth Mayor, Evelyn Sirrell, the lead plaintiff in the challenge to the statewide property tax, reacted angrily to news that the Supreme Court overturned the victory she had won in a lower court.