Daily News For March 8, 2010

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U.S. Must Do More to Prevent Loss of Clean Energy Manufacturing Jobs Says Industry Group
Apollo Alliance says the U.S. could lose out on 100,000 clean energy manufacturing jobs by 2015, and 250,000 by 2030 if we continue to import renewable energy systems. Click to continue

NSF Seeking Corporate Partners to Research Metal Recovery/Recycling
The National Science Foundation and two universities have established a research center dedicated to developing technologies for maximizing recovery and recycling of metals used in manufactured products and structures. The NSF’s five-year, $400,000 award will fund the cost of establishing the center and recruiting corporate participants, which may include scrap yards, disassembling companies, municipal waste centers, shredding companies, smelters, foundries and manufacturers. Click to continue

GM to Reinstate U.S. Dealers Slated for Closure
Some 1,100 dealers had sought relief through an arbitration process and federal lawmakers threatened to take pass legislation to protect the franchises and the 113,000 jobs which could be lost. Click to continue

Jail Industries Board Recognizes Papé Material Handling for Social Investment
Papé Material Handling Inc. announces it is the first recipient of the Washington State Jail Industries Board's 2009 Civic Champion Award, which recognizes a company's commitment to social investment. Click to continue

Mitsubishi, Peugeot Sign Electric Vehicle Deal
Mitsubishi will supply about 100,000 vehicles to Peugeot Click to continue

OSHA Listens: Stakeholders Weigh in on VPP, Alliance Programs
Davis Layne, executive director of the Voluntary Protection Programs Participants’ Association Inc. (VPPPA), stressed that VPP is more than a recognition program – it creates cooperation between management, labor and the government to go beyond OSHA standards to protect workers. Click to continue

American Airlines Opens Cargo Facility at JFK Airport
The facility, more than 135,000 square feet of warehouse space and 24 dock doors, has a high-speed, computerized, elevated transfer vehicle handling system which includes two 20-foot ETVs with a storage capacity equivalent to 385 upper-deck aircraft positions. Click to continue

Maker of Diesel Engine Systems to Open New Facility in South Carolina
MTU Detroit Diesel Inc. said it will open a new manufacturing facility in Graniteville, S.C., where it will begin building Series 2000 and Series 4000 engines by the end of the year. Click to continue

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Toyota Supply Chain Lacked Risk Management Oversight
"U.S. regulators are reviewing more than 60 complaints that the fixes made on Toyota cars recalled for unintended acceleration have not solved the problem..." Click to continue

The DOE is Doling Out 'Green' Money
"In addition to the 160 full-time green manufacturing and technology jobs, more than 200 construction jobs will also be created..." Click to continue

Why Don't You Have a Supply Chain Risk Management Process in Place?
"So... let me get this straight. 70 percent of people say supplier viability is their biggest risk... yet only 10% of people do a risk assessment when analyzing outsourcing. Huh... go figure..." Click to continue

ISM Report: Economy Continues to Grow, Manufacturing and Employment Numbers Also Up
"There's encouraging news..." Click to continue

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Advanced Antivibration Components: Series of Air Springs Features Excellent Vibration Isolation of Low Frequency Machines
A new series of air spring vibration mounts from Advanced Antivibration Components (AAC) features excellent vibration isolation of low frequency machines. Air springs use elasticity of air as an isolator which acts as a soft spring. They have no moving parts and are therefore maintenance free. These mounts handle a wide range of loads simply by changing the inner air pressure. Click to continue

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