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- Taking a bite out of lighting costs (Hamilton Spectator)
Sep 3, 2008 - Craig Denby is out to show that a fast-food franchise can be green, starting with its signs. - The Planet Cuts Lighting, Costs at Data Centers (GreenBiz)
Sep 3, 2008 - HOUSTON, Texas -- Hosting company The Planet expects to save $140,000 a year with its company-wide "lights out" program aimed at reducing energy use. The Planet estimates by conserving lighting and HVAC consumption at its Houston and Dallas facilities, it can save 1.4 million kilowatt hours a year. - NHTSA Delays Implementaton of Lighting Reg Rewrite (TruckingInfo.com)
Sep 3, 2008 - 9/3/2008 The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration last week announced that it was delaying the effective date of a long-awaited rewrite of the federal government's safety standards on lighting and reflective devices. - First storm settles summer's dust (di-ve)
Sep 3, 2008 - A thunderstorm on Tuesday night has washed away some of the summer dust, after a dry August. This superb photo sent in by Malcolm Sammut was taken at 2320CEST over Burmarrad, showing the dramatic lightning. - First thunderstorm of the season hits Malta (Times of Malta)
Sep 3, 2008 - The first thunderstorm of the season hit Malta last night, with spectacular lightning and heavy rain across most of the island. No damage was reported. This picture, by Malcolm Sammut, shows the scene over Burmarrad at about midnight. - 1,000 words: Storm's heart (Arizona Daily Sun)
Sep 3, 2008 - A strong thunderstorm formed between Willians and Parks Sunday at 3:17 p.m., just west of the Bellemont truck stop. The photo shows the strong structure around the storm's updraft. (Photo courtesy of Jeremy Perez) - Plane Carrying Aid Workers Goes Down in Congo (New York Times)
Sep 3, 2008 - Seventeen people were feared dead in eastern Congo after a small plane carrying United Nations employees and other aid workers crashed during a fierce thunderstorm. - Showers, storms possible tonight, Wednesday (The Springfield News-Leader)
Sep 2, 2008 - Tonight's forecast calls for periods of showers and a possibly a thunderstorm, the National Weather Service said. The low will be around 70. Winds could gust as high as 20 mph. - Mexico police arrest 8 building tunnel to U.S. border (Los Angeles Times)
Sep 2, 2008 - The structure, with rails, ventilation and lighting, is believed to be for drug smuggling. It begins in Mexicali and heads toward Calexico, but it stops short of the U.S. Mexican authorities have arrested eight men after discovering a sophisticated tunnel, believed to be designed to ferry drugs, that nearly reached into U.S. territory. - Tech administrators consider upgrade of outdoor lighting (The Daily Toreador)
Sep 2, 2008 - Despite its popularity, the compact fluorescent bulb is not the future for Texas Tech lamp posts. Instead, the Tech Physical Plant is considering LED lighting for more than 100 lamp posts on campus. "If it matches the data, we expect the same amount of light for a lot less electricity," said David Bradshaw, engineering services manager at the physical plant.
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