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257 Washington Avenue Extension
Albany, New York 12205
What: Temperature Maintenance Cable Design
When: February 11, 2010
Agenda: 11:30 AM - Registration / Display Table
11:45 AM - Lunch
12:00 PM - Chapter Business
12:05 PM - Tabletop Presentation
12:10 PM - Technical Presentation
1:15 PM - Meeting Adjourned
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This Month's Tabletop Presentation
Courtesy of BurnsCascade
Aging Combined Systems Are Polluting the Hudson River
According to the Albany Times-Union, the Capital District Regional Planning Commission has found that the Hudson River is under assault from 1.2 billion gallons of combined sewer overflows annually from systems in Albany, Troy, Watervliet, Rensselaer, Cohoes, and the village of Green Island in Upstate New York. Read the full story here.
WATER SOFTENERS ARE "GREEN"
By Don Stallman
I'll wager that most people who read this never thought that a water softener could be considered a "GREEN" asset to a building
Water softeners reduce soap and cleaner usage while cleaning more efficiently, saving time, money and energy, as well as reducing packaging (plastic) and freeing up valuable landfill space.
They improve water heating efficiency, thus saving fossil energy as well as money.
They aid in decreasing plumbing obsolescence.
Consider the increase in textile life, again indirectly saving energy.
As a result of both the obvious and not-so-obvious benefits, the user will reduce the consumption of energy and resources, which in turn results in an environmental and economic benefit. Additionally, the use of a softener aids in the reduction of greenhouse gases globally.
You can do your part by specifying a water softener on your next job.
- Water softeners reduce soap and cleaner usage while cleaning more efficiently, saving time, money and energy, as well as reducing packaging (plastic) and freeing up valuable landfill space.
- They improve water heating efficiency, thus saving fossil energy as well as money.
- They aid in decreasing plumbing obsolescence.
- Consider the increase in textile life, again indirectly saving energy.
As a result of both the obvious and not-so-obvious benefits, the user will reduce the consumption of energy and resources, which in turn results in an environmental and economic benefit. Additionally, the use of a softener aids in the reduction of greenhouse gases globally.
You can do your part by specifying a water softener on your next job.
IMPORTANT MESSAGE FROM JULIUS BALLANCO
"When reviewing some of the Chapter Annual Reports, I couldn't help but notice a few Chapter officers identifying themselves as CIPEs. As all of you know, CIPE is no longer permitted to be used by anyone. I would ask all of the Chapters to announce this again to your members. Also, have your Chapter officers stop using the acronym.
ASPE owns the copyright to the term. Therefore, you must receive permission to use the term. However, permission for its use has been withdrawn. Therefore, no one is entitled to use the term."
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