February 2010
Copper continues to be the standard for residential wiring needs
From the high def flat screen in your living room, to the new home networking computer in your office, the latest generation of copper communications wiring offers the power you need for current and future technology. Read More
What's New 
Building & Architecture News
This issue has stories covering UA Competition, Cat 6a Wiring, HVAC Design, Antimicrobial Copper and Ornamental Sheet Metal Company, Heather & Little. Read More
Kinetic Art: Copper in Motion
While the materials in kinetic art are as diverse as the power they use, metals such as copper and brass have long been a natural choice for this sculptural form of art. Read More
Preserve Your Valuables with Copper
A new copper-based polymer can prevent deterioration of your valuables thanks to the unique characteristics of mankind's oldest metal. Read More
Consider Copper Cookware for a Traditional Holiday Meal
It’s not too early to think about cooking for the holidays. Whether you’re a professional chef or dust off your cookbooks once a year, consider copper in your kitchen. It’s the perfect complement to the creation of a traditional holiday meal, according to the Copper Development Association. Read More
High-efficiency copper-wound transformers save energy and dollars
High-efficiency, copper-wound transformers may save you money in the long run when you consider total life cycle costs. The economic shift can be seen when comparing copper-wound to low-cost aluminum winding material. Read More
More technical information for building and design professionals
Chocolate for love and copper
From the early Aztecs, to Richard Cadbury introducing the first heart-shaped candy box in 1861, chocolate remains the gift of choice during Valentine's Day. While you satisfy your sweet tooth, you're also getting the vital element of copper in your diet. Read More
More on the essential role copper plays in our lives
