Published:
January 2007

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Fiber Optics Leaking Confidential Information

According to Information Security magazine, the US government’s budget for information technology (I

Proper Prior Planning

By Darlene BremerUnder (Miscellaneous)

Disasters happen but preparing for them can help you recover quickly:

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Understanding Electrical Hazards
(Safety)
By
Brooke Stauffer
January 2007
Historically, shock and electrocution have been seen as the primary electrical hazards to people, along with fires of electrical origin, but today, awareness is growing of two READ MORE
Historic Solar Installations in California and Texas
(Miscellaneous)
By
Rick Laezman
January 2007
In October, solar power showed its large-scale capabilities with the announcement of two projected record-setting installations; in Mountain View, California, the ubiquitous s READ MORE
Sensors Will Pinpoint Power Problems
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January 2007
According to the Spectrum Online, University of Buffalo scientists are developing nanotech sensors capable of pinpointing power outages in real time, thus easing their repair; READ MORE
CHP Systems Could Combat Rising Electric Bills
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January 2007
Bernard Malin of Massachusetts is the owner of a residential “micro combined-heat-and-power” (micro-CHP) system, according to the Christian Science Monitor; the device combine READ MORE
Grid Limitations Increase Prices of Electricity
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January 2007
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