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Editor Robert Beverly serves up a quick review of recent industry news and also lets you know what readers are responding to in the magazine and website. Round it out with some occasional off-topic fun (e.g., music picks, HVAC history) and you've got a quick dose of quality info in the time it takes to get from your parking space to your desk. Go stream or download the newest one now.
In the podcast's maiden voyage, we look at why DOE embraced ASHRAE 90.1-2007. Elsewhere, green design and refrigerant certification training for engineers come to your e-reader. And what jazz titles join a Beatles "retrofit" on the ES jukebox? 9/7/2011