December 2011: Lighting Special Report

 

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Power Down

By Debbie McClungUnder (Systems)

Two years ago, Verizon Communications’ 30,000 facilities worldwide consumed more than 9 billion kilo

Tricky Business: Rare-earth Materials Shortage

If the nation’s rising unemployment, flagging construction, and global debt crisis didn’t give elect

The Control Narrative

By Craig DiLouieUnder (Lighting)

Driven by commercial building energy codes, green building projects and owner demands for flexibili

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Nonsense
(Your Business)
By
Denise Norberg-Johnson
December 2011
Business decisions are sometimes based on beliefs that are sheer nonsense. READ MORE
Power Down
(Systems)
By
Debbie McClung
December 2011
Two years ago, Verizon Communications’ 30,000 facilities worldwide consumed more than 9 billion kilowatt-hours of electricity annually. READ MORE
Turn Around, Don’t Drown
(Safety)
By
Diane Kelly
December 2011
Few will deny that the weather in recent years seemingly has gotten wilder; hurricanes, tornadoes and blizzards make big news. READ MORE
Quick Fix or Total Replacement?
(Your Business)
By
Mark C. Ode
December 2011
Hurricane season is over, and the inundation of floodwaters in many parts of the country has likely receded by now. READ MORE
Getting the Message Across
(Your Business)
By
Chuck Ross
December 2011
Hurricane Irene likely will rank among the top 10 costliest catastrophes in U.S. history, with damage estimates totaling between $7 billion and $10 billion. READ MORE

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Lighting Fixtures
1 Luminaire > Boyd Lighting’s Catacaos luminaire was designed by Federico Otero using the ancient South American handcrafted technique called Filigrana in which small meta READ MORE
Cool Tools: Portable LED Lighting
From backlighting computer screens and HDTVs to automobile brake and signal lights, airport message boards, large display signs, and lighting fixtures in buildings, the light READ MORE
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