What does utility-subsidized energy efficiency really cost?

Article Abstract:

The effectiveness of utility companies' customer energy programs are difficult to measure. Identifying cost-effective measures to recommend to users is not simple. Alternate factors to stress might include credit incentives and special treatment for different types of users.

Planning, Energy policy, Public utilities, Energy conservation

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Does E. coli have a nose?

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Escherichia coli bacteria cell chemoreceptors determine their direction by smelling, in a manner, their targets. Researchers used electron microscopy to determine that receptors were usually located in clusters and acted cooperatively.

Research, Escherichia coli, Chemotaxis

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How does the Texaco case affect photocopying by scientists?

Article Abstract:

The American Geophysical Union case against Texaco Inc restricts photocopying at for-profit entities for archival purposes. Many fair use issues about the differences between personal and systematic copying remain unresolved.

Cases, Scientists, Fair use (Copyright), Fair use (Copyright law), Texaco Inc., TX, American Geophysical Union, Photocopying processes, Photocopying

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