Articles, tagged with "nuclear power plant", page 1

How to handle Employee Relations in Mid-Sized Businesses

How important are employee relations? One word: very. By Angela Stringfellow. Angela is a social media strategist, and a public relations and marketing communications consultant. Walk into a workplace. Quick: What's the vibe? Is the place thrumming?... Read >
Author: divya8901

Benefits of Overhead Bridge Cranes

Airlifts are one of the most used of materials handling equipment. To safely move materials from point A to point B is not a team so versatile. Bridges take many forms and adapt to any environment. Here is a list of reasons why this team is invaluable. ... Read >
Author: David Bush

Things to do in Maine: Belfast to Ellsworth

If you're looking for things to do in Maine and your final destination is Bar Harbor, there's plenty to do along the way that most tourists and visitors are never even aware of. But if you're seeking a true Downeast Maine experience, you'll find a great ... Read >
Author: Jim Debbies

Help Improve Our Current Ecological Crisis By Thinking Green

Our world continues to deteriorate as natural tragedies, nuclear power plant problems and widespread indifference evokes havoc. The globe is headed to its sorry end, unless the people, including all of us, wake up right now. Earth's population has expl... Read >
Author: Marcus Wilson

Pretty, Pretty Power

The advantages of solar are becoming so outrageous that solar panels are quickly becoming "the new pretty." The old complaint about home solar panels being "too ugly" to put on the roof is on its way out. As the benefits of solar keep piling up, it ... Read >
Author: Lisa Bruder

A few words about SCADA

SCADA stands for Supervisory Control and Acquisition System. It refers to a system of collecting and presenting data. SCADA is a system that collects data from various sources and locations. The collected data is then sent to a central computer when it is... Read >
Author: Chris C Drucker

Fisher Capital Management Investment Solutions: Japan Stocks Rise Most in Two Months as Yen Retreats

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2011-05-31/japanese-stocks-advance-for-first-time-in-three-days-on-greece-optimism.html By Shani Raja and Satoshi Kawano - May 31, 2011 1:08 AM PT Japanese stocks climbed the most in two months as the yen fell amid opti... Read >
Author: fcminvestment

Free Trade Pact Study Ahead of Schedule

China, Japan and South Korea are in first, second and fourth places for Asia’s largest economies. Third place goes to India. Together, China, Japan and South Korea comprise around 20 percent of the global gross domestic product (GDP). The countries... Read >
Author: Nelson Cabrera

What about earthquakes?

Everyone round the world has been watching the results of the recent earthquake in Japan, particularly as it has affected the nuclear power plant in Fukushima. This raises two important questions for us on the other side of the Pacific. Just what would ha... Read >
Author: Grace Oaks

Insuring nuclear accidents

In 1986, there was a disaster at the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant resulting in the largest peacetime release of radioactivity. Twenty-five years later, there are still limits on food production across Europe including the UK. Indeed, wherever the prevail... Read >
Author: Grace Oaks

Japan Nuclear Meltdown And Monitoring The Health Of Victims

The nuclear meltdown in Japan is aiming to be one of the worst catastrophes of our time similar to the Chernobyl accident of many years back. The cause of this crisis actually began due to an earthquake of unparalleled magnitude that struck certain parts ... Read >
Author: jacob walters

THE GLOBAL IMPACT OF JAPAN’S CRISIS

The task of rebuilding will soon begin. Over the weekend, power was partly restored to the troubled Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant and the outlook in Japan became slightly less negative, with prospects for stabilization improving. Its devastated no... Read >
Author: IshanGoradiya

THE CRISIS IN JAPAN & U.S. STOCKS

Can our stock market ride out the turmoil? When U.S. stocks plunged in 2008-2009, analysts hoped overseas markets could “decouple" from the effects of America’s downturn. Now we wonder if our stock market can maintain its course with the impact of the cri... Read >
Author: IshanGoradiya

Could the Crisis in Japan Impact Coal Stocks?

The earthquake, tsunami and resulting problems at the Fukushima nuclear power plant in Japan could impact some coal plays as global demand shifts to fossil fuel. In this exclusive interview with The Energy Report, UBS Securities Analyst Shneur Gershuni ar... Read >
Author: EW

Cutting Out

The Wall Street Journal reports that on Wednesday, as the government of Japan came up to the idea of calling for business to come up with their own energy-saving plan to avoid the massive blackout that they are planning to do this summer to be able to sav... Read >
Author: Lennie Joyce

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