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"Whistleblower reveals serious injuries lax oversight at Central City Concerns Sobering Station." The Oregonian. June 27, 2020.
2020-06-29 19:34:49| PortlandOnline
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Sobering Electrical Accident Stats Show Need for Ongoing Improvement
2018-10-18 20:29:07| Electrical Construction & Maintenance
Rarely does a day go by that I dont see at least one or two news releases come across my desk chronicling an accident related to electrical current exposure that ended in serious injury or death, whether it be in the form of an electrocution, arc fl
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Sobering Electrical Accident Stats Show Need for Ongoing Improvement
2018-10-18 19:26:23| Electrical Construction & Maintenance
Rarely does a day go by that I dont see at least one or two news releases come across my desk chronicling an accident related to electrical current exposure that ended in serious injury or death, whether it be in the form of an electrocution, arc fl
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10 sobering vignettes of our new climate reality
2016-06-06 11:21:00| Climate Ark Climate Change & Global Warming Newsfeed
Mother Nature: Climate change has affected our environment in ways we can't yet perceive, but it's not difficult to find evidence of its causes and effects in our daily lives. Much of the warming our climate is experiencing can be easily traced to the burning of fossil fuels. Whether it's from the millions of cars we drive every day or the coal-fired power plants that produce our energy, the world releases more than 35 million kilotons of CO2 into the air every year. This CO2 is then trapped in the Earth's atmosphere...
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Raw Data: Sobering Relics of a Nuclear Threat That Has Spread
2014-11-17 22:22:00| Climate Ark Climate Change & Global Warming Newsfeed
New York Times: In the late 1970s amateur radio operators began hearing raucous bursts of electronic chatter flooding the airwaves and interfering with normal operations. Cutting across the high-frequency bands, the staccato signals resembled a rapidly chopping helicopter blade or the steady fire of a machine gun. Some thought the sound was more like a woodpecker, and that was the name that stuck. The Russian Woodpecker, as the transmitter came to be called, was pinpointed by triangulation to an area in the Soviet...