September 2016

City of Butte, Montana, Enriched by the Copper Industry

Historical Significance

The copper industry in the U.S. has a long and storied history. From the earliest mines in the wild west and upper midwest, to modern production facilities in a number of states today, copper has been an economic engine for America.

[Photo Credit: Library of Congress]

TECU Classic Copper seam-clad roof and rainwater goods from KME

Gutter

Copper architectural accents—like gutters, downspouts, and roofing—are both beautiful and functional. If you're looking to add or refresh copper on your home, consult with an expert consultant or contractor experienced in working with the material.

[Photo Credit: TECU Consulting UK]

Sailboat with Bolts of Lightning Burst through Clouds

Lightning Strikes Twice

Or even three or four times, in lightning prone areas like Orange County, FL. In high frequency lightning zones, your only protection against substantial damage and costly repairs are good grounding practices. See how copper grounding is the best grounding.

[Photo Credit: Kim Seng]

Copper Development Association (CDA) Partners with Advanced Energy to Offer Motor Management Classes Classes

The Copper Development Association (CDA) is once again partnering with Advanced Energy to sponsor day-long motors and drives classes throughout the United States. These classes will bring technical experts to facilities in order to educate staff on motor management best practices.
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Copper Development Association Commends Senate Approval of WRDA

The Copper Development Association (CDA) supports WRDA bill approved by Senate, which provides necessary funding to ensure safe drinking water as well as improvements to the nation’s failing infrastructure.
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Copper in the Arts: Issue #96

Get an inside look at Northeast Lanterns, view the vintage modern copper bathtubs of The Bath Works, see new works by Chelsea Plating, learn about the newest copper pen by LTS Pen and more.
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