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Opinion
When it comes to Northern Pass, let’s learn from past mistakes
To the editor: Tiler Eaton’s defense of the Northern Pass project (“Northern Pass burial is economically unviable,” Oct. 4-17 NHBR) is the same kind of approach that has led to most of our most pressing environmental problems. “It is too…
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Health insurance companies, like Anthem, are empowered to pick winners and losers among hospitals like ours
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Northern Pass burial is economically unviable
Why apples-to-oranges comparisons to a project in New York are simply wrong
N.H.’s safety net for children has holes in it
It’s no accident that in 2012 the state had the highest percentage increase of child poverty in the country
Burying Northern Pass should be N.H.’s decision
The implicit suggestion is that scarring the state’s landscapes is an acceptable subsidy to their bottom line
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