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Rising gas prices and corporate CSR drive transition to electric boilers

As gas prices climb, companies are adopting economical, zero emission electric steam and hot water boilers and are fulfilling high-priority environmental Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiatives

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Oklahoma is offering $1,200 to a limited number of unemployed workers who head back to work Dale Denwalt, Oklahoman Replay Video Oklahoma will pay people $1,200 to get off unemployment benefits and start working. Gov. Kevin Stitt signed an executive order creating the Return to Work Incentive, which incentivizes finding a job instead of continuing to claim unemployment benefits. The first 20,000 people who qualify and apply for the program will receive $1,200 after completing six weeks of a new job. "Our challenge is not to get businesses back open; we've done that. It's bee...

Detecting dangerous gases with modular systems can speed compliance and project completion. Dec 31st, 2020 Whether new or retrofit construction, monitoring hazardous gases in industrial plants and warehouses, as well as at loading docks and receiving areas, is often crucial to safety, compliance, and productivity. Exposure to potentially toxic gases can come from a wide variety of sources, particularly in partially or totally enclosed areas.  According to an OSHA Factsheet, carbon monoxide (CO) is a common industrial hazard resulting from the incomplete burning of material containing ...