Building ban dies, but EMF edicts still live

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Wisconsin's Public Service Commission rejected a ban on transmission-line construction. The legislation will enable the state to build and upgrade distribution lines, but electromagnetic field research to determine its effects on human health must continue.

Health aspects, Laws, regulations and rules, Electric utilities, Electromagnetic fields, Design and construction, Environmental policy, Electric power distribution, Wisconsin

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A decade after Chernobyl, Ukraine still snakebitten

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The Chernobyl nuclear power plant meltdown in 1986 is still affecting the energy supply and economy of Ukraine. The country relies on nuclear power for 35% of its energy requirements and the energy shortage has caused serious deterioration of the economy.

Economic aspects, Energy use, Nuclear power plants, Ukraine, Chernobyl, Ukraine, Nuclear Accident, 1986

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The 10 most common mistakes in planning, building a thermal plant

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Steam and cogeneration plant developers often succumb to 10 common mistakes. Among them are improper vendor and equipment selection, project cost estimation, inefficient scheduling and selection of contracting company based on size.

Management, Cogeneration power plants, Steam power-plants, Steam power plants

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