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January 2010

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2010 Construction Outlook: A Slow Climb From Rock Bottom

By Joseph M. KellyUnder (Your Business)

Leading construction experts and economists agree that the economy is emerging from its deepest and

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California Talking Tough on Workers Compensation
(Miscellaneous)
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January 2010
Even in difficult economic times, California isn’t cutting anyone any slack. READ MORE
Pedal and Battery Power to Light Up 2010
(Miscellaneous)
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Mike Breslin
January 2010
When the ball dropped in Times Square on New Year’s Eve and the clock struck midnight, batteries powered the 2010 numerals that lit up. READ MORE
Conducting Audits
(Green Building)
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Darlene Bremer
January 2010
Broadly speaking, an energy audit is the inspection, survey and analysis of energy use in a building, process or system. READ MORE
Report: Aging Workers at Higher Risk of Injury, Death
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January 2010
A report of conference presentations and discussions among participants from the National Academies of Science, universities and research institutions, and representatives of READ MORE
DOE Launches New Web Site to Bring Energy Technology Information to the Public
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January 2010
Energy Secretary Stephen Chu announced that the Department of Energy (DOE) is launching Open Energy Information (www.openEI.org), a new open-source Web platform that will make READ MORE

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For members of an industry that continues to be slowed by a worldwide recession, those attending the 2009 NECA Show in Seattle were in a surprisingly upbeat mood. READ MORE
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