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Wood stove removal incentives offered

Grant is expected to fund from 125 to 140 vouchers for efficiency upgrades
February 2, 2012
Treva Lind
Some Spokane-area residents and businesses might qualify for discount vouchers worth up to $1,000 that would go toward the cost of replacing an old wood stove with a more efficient wood, pellet-burning, or gas appliance.The Spokane Regional Air
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Decreased snowpack might not harm upland ecosystems

Less precipitation hurts downstream land more profoundly, study says
February 2, 2012
News Wise
Two studies by Boise State University geoscientists provide new information about how snowmelt is stored and used in mountain environments.Global warming is said to be reducing snowpacks across the western U.S., with potentially far-reaching for
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Eco-friendly concrete alternative is under development

New material would use coal burning byproduct, called fly ash, as its base
February 2, 2012
News Wise
Concrete is the most common construction material used globally and is said to account for 70 percent of all construction materials. Though concrete has advantages such as easy application and high availability, it has major disadvantages when a of
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Hydropower use increased globally in '10

Generation method now accounts for 16 percent of energy consumption
February 2, 2012
Global use of hydropower increased more than 5 percent between 2009 and 2010, says new research published last month by the Worldwatch Institute for its Vital Signs Online publication. Hydropower use reached a record of about 3,400 or 16 percent
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Kaiser Aluminum's Trentwood site cleanup moves ahead

Removal of contaminants expected to cost up to $18 million
February 2, 2012
Chey Scott
At the order of the Washington state Department of Ecology, Kaiser Aluminum Corp. recently completed a draft document outlining options to remove contaminants found in the soil and groundwater at its Trentwood aluminum rolling mill in Spokane of at
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—Staff photo by Treva Lind

A rival to foam peanuts

Valley manufacturer One Earth Starch offers biodegradable packing material
February 2, 2012
Treva Lind
Two-year-old Spokane Valley manufacturer One Earth Starch recently has grown into an adjacent space to prepare for expansion and additional storage of its biodegradable alternative to plastic foam packaging peanuts.One Earth Starch, which makes
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Finance professionals say deficit cuts needed for growth

More than half surveyed don't think tax increases should be taken off table
February 2, 2012
Finance professionals overwhelmingly believe that clear action must be taken on deficit reduction to accelerate economic growth this year, and more than half think that tax increases shouldn't be taken off the table to achieve a deficit reduction a
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Banks losing billions a year due to fee change, study finds

Fewer customers opting for overdraft protection said cutting into revenues
February 2, 2012
News Wise
A new study by finance researchers at the University of Arkansas indicates that U.S. banks are losing anywhere from $3.8 billion to $5.3 billion in annual revenue due to the Federal Reserve's 2010 changes to overdraft policy. "The lower fee may
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—Staff photo by Chey Scott

Longtime financial adviser observes industry evolution

Donald Morgan sees own young practice grow; firm caters to business owners
February 2, 2012
Chey Scott
Since entering the finance sector more than three decades ago, Spokane-based financial adviser Donald Morgan says he's seen a lot of change in the area of wealth management. That change, he says, has been influenced by factors that include and a
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SBA loan limits give small business buyers more options

As acquisition market improves, changes made in '10 are helping now
February 2, 2012
Paul Keller
According to the latest economic census, there are almost 9,000 companies in Spokane County with combined total revenues of nearly $18 billion. In the manufacturing sector alone, there are more than 500 companies with average annual revenues that 8
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