February Issue 2008

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Downtown CPR

By Jeff KohmstedtUnder (Miscellaneous)

It's hard to imagine what Newark, NJ, looked like in the 1960s, when race riots and police brutalit

California City Leads the Nation in Green Power

By Rick LaezmanUnder (Green Building)

In the quest for competitiveness in mainstream energy markets, higher costs continue to be a challen

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Please Pass the Salt

(Green Building)

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February 2008

According to the Wall Street Journal, a division of United Technologies has partnered with U.S. READ MORE

Hybrid Systems

(Miscellaneous)

By

Debbie McClung

February 2008

It's no surprise that the proliferation of electronics continues to redefine work and play. READ MORE

NREL Pledges to Cut Carbon Footprint 75 Percent

(Miscellaneous)

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February 2008

The US Department of Energy's Energy Laboratory (NREL) has pledged to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions by 75 percent from 2005 to 2009, and that reduction will make it the READ MORE

CFL Disposal

(Miscellaneous)

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February 2008

Compact fluorescent lamps (CFLs) contain small amounts of mercury, so it is important that they are disposed of in the proper manner. READ MORE

Watching Closely

(Lighting)

By

Craig DiLouie

February 2008

Hindering adoption of advanced lighting control strategies is the idea of whether these strategies work together in combination as advertised to produce consistent energy sav READ MORE