October Issue 2007

 

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Significant Changes for the 2008 NEC -Part 2

By James W. StallcupUnder (Codes & Standards)

There were 3,688 proposals for changes to the National Electrical Code (NEC) and approximately 2,50

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Storage Solutions
(Miscellaneous)
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October 2007
As contractors find themselves in the middle of storage projects, they find themselves in conversations with some not-too-familiar terms. READ MORE
Future Looks Bright for Solar Power
(Green Building)
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October 2007
According to USA Today, solar power has been a cost-prohibitive alternative energy source for years, but several companies are working to make it more affordable. READ MORE
This or That?
(Safety)
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Joe O'Connor
October 2007
What do you do when the air quality at work is found to be a hazard? The best way to protect your employees is to get rid of the hazard. READ MORE
Computer Scientists Take the 'Why' out of Wi-Fi
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October 2007
University of California, San Diego (UCSD), computer scientists have developed an automated, enterprise-scale Wi-Fi troubleshooting system. READ MORE
Communications and Driving Do Not Mix
(Miscellaneous)
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Frank Bisbee
October 2007
An electrical contractor can be a mobile army of thousands of vehicles, and a threat to the safety of workers is growing. READ MORE

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