EMF: probably harmless, but still a major problem

Article Abstract:

The National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences concluded that there was no direct evidence that electromagnetic fields (EMF) cause cancer following a $60 million, 5 year study. However EMF continues to be viewed as a possible cause of cancer by some scientists and by the public.

Health aspects, Reports, Electromagnetic fields, Causes of, Cancer, United States. National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences

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Innovative bundling reduces HV line inductance

Article Abstract:

Improvements in cost-efficiency and in the stability of power transfer on long electric lines are discussed, with focus on a new arrangement of wires and different tensioning method developed by the Chubu Electric Power Co., Japan.

Usage, Innovations, Product introduction, Cover Story, Industrial equipment industry, Power transmission equipment industry, Electric conductors, Chubu Electric Power Company Inc.

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Ethics survey misses mark

Article Abstract:

The results of a survey of 2300 US residents, which included 197 utility employees, of their perceptions of workplace ethics are discussed. The methodology, sample size and press coverage of the survey are examined.

Officials and employees, Electric utilities, Surveys, Ethics, Services industry workers, Service industries workers

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