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Lead does not break down over time and so accumulates in soil, but not much federal testing or scientific research has ...

Countless cables are used in the home — whether for charging smartphones, transferring data, or connecting audio systems. However, frequent use and regular bending can quickly lead to unsightly ...

Also, take a few practice cuts first. Use a utility knife and carefully slice the cable sheath along the bare copper ground wire located in the cable's center [1]. Then, bend back the solid ...

Preliminary results from Verizon’s annual meeting show defeat for a call it should assess of the amount of lead-covered ...

320]; 2) metal-clad cable (Type MC) [Art. 330]; 3) nonmetallic-sheathed cable (Types NM and NMC) [Art. 334]; 4) power and control tray cable: Type TC [Art. 336]; and 5) service-entrance cable: Types ...

Pushing in the pedal pulls the steel cable, which is covered by a heavy sheath, and the cable extends to disengage the clutch and let the driver smoothly shift gears. Hydraulic clutches don’t ...

In separate notes to clients published late Tuesday and early Wednesday, analysts at Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley both estimated that the removal of these lead-sheathed cables could cost AT&T ...

The Environmental Protection Agency sent letters requesting telecom companies to meet with the agency about their lead-sheathed phone cables, in a new phase of an investigation in the EPA’s ...

Non-metallic (NM) sheathed cable is one of the essential wiring methods found in Chapter 3 of the National Electrical Code (NEC) — see Art. 334. NM cable is used by electricians for wiring ...

Tiger alleges that Verizon was negligent and sought class certification for all utility pole workers who were occupationally exposed to Verizon's lead-sheathed cables in Pennsylvania. He said ...