Noise labels eyed for household appliances in push by EPA
The EPA plans to require noise labels on many products including vacuum cleaners air conditioners shop tools dishwashers and loud lawn and garden gear Labels will explain effectiveness at reducing noise and decisions on which items carry labels are pending The move aims to curb noise pollution while informing consumers about sound levels
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The Federal Power Commission warns that gas could be in short supply again despite normal weather. Factors include weather, emergency gas availability, and customers switching fuels. Storage levels and capacity suggest normal or larger stocks by October, but a 23 percent supply gap remains.
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