University of New Hampshire students explore the science behind the underlying aspects of current issues under consideration at New Hampshire's State House.
Neuroscience & Behavior student, Tyler Stetson ’21, follows HB220 establishing medical freedom in immunizations.
22 Mar 2022
Protection of Human Subjects in Research with Julie Simpson, Melissa McGee and Susan Jalbert
Neuroscience & Behavior student, Tyler Stetson ’21, follows HB220 establishing medical freedom in immunizations.
8 Mar 2022
Soil Health & Climate Change with Serita Frey, Ph.D.
UNH Biology student Ella Caughran ’22, follows HB 199: an act including soil health and soil conservation in the state soil conservation plan.
28 Feb 2022
Produce Safety with Mary Saucier Choate and Heather Bryant
UNH Biology student Marissa Gast ’21, follows HB 345: establishing a license for mushroom harvesters.
21 Jan 2022
Alternative Energy with Clayton Mitchell & Chris Skoglund
Discussing the factors that influence setting greenhouse gas emission reduction goals for New Hampshire and establishing a climate action plan.
12 Jan 2022
Compost with UNH Professor Emeritus, John Aber
UNH biology student, Patrick Kaplan ’20, follows HB 1704 relative to compost
29 Dec 2021
Dental Health & Fluoride with Dr. Maggie Dylewski Begis
UNH Nutrition student, Max LaPointe ‘21, follows HB103-FN: establishing a dental benefit under the state Medicaid program and HB611-FN: abolishing fluoridation in water.
22 Dec 2021
Light Health with Joanna Chiu, Ph.D.
UNH Sustainable Agriculture student, Allie Pisano, ’22, follows HB 85 relative to using Atlantic Standard Time in New Hampshire.
23 Nov 2021
Hemp Production in New Hampshire with Cheryl Smith, Ph.D.
UNH Biology student, Ryan Spelman ’20, follows HB 1658 relative to the growth of hemp (part of the 2020 legislative calendar).
14 Oct 2021
Maintaining Healthy Soil in the Granite State
Anna and student science liaisons explore HB199, an act including soil health and soil conservation in the state soil conservation plan. Joined by expert guests, Cheshire County Extension specialist, Carl Majewski, and Cheshire County Conservation District’s Amanda Littleton, they learn about soil conservation and how it intersects with agricultural business in the great state of New Hampshire.
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