Vermont, and much of New England, is heading into the fall experiencing moderate-to-extreme drought. The dry conditions are leading to increased threats of northeast forest fires and water conservation efforts in New Hampshire. But what does the drought mean for Vermont's groundwater? We speak to Vermont Department of Environmental Conservation to find out.
Our guest is:
- Rodney Pingree, chief for the Water Resources Section of Vermont’s Department of Environmental Conservation, overseeing programs dealing with groundwater, well drilling, and source water permitting and protection.
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