Nashua Hydro Relicense Gets Extended Environmental Review Timeline
Published Date: 2/28/2025
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The City of Nashua is getting a bit more time to finish the environmental check for their Mine Falls Hydroelectric Project relicensing. The report that was supposed to come out in February 2025 is now expected in May 2025, giving everyone a little extra breathing room. This change helps make sure all the important details are carefully reviewed before moving forward.
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