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Survey: Many in N.Y. unaware of new CO law

Amanda’s Law took effect in 2010 but many families don’t have carbon monoxide detectors05/05/2011MEBANE, N.C.—About a year after a new carbon monoxide detector mandate in New York went into effect, a...

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New CO law business, learning opportunity

08/11/2011MARINA DEL REY, Calif.—California recently became the 35th state in the nation with carbon monoxide legislation. As of July 1, all existing single-family homes with an attached garage or a...

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Prevent CO poisoning: Alarm companies should help Californians help themselves

This Blog's on Fire (And Other Stuff)Tess Nacelewicz07/25/2012It’s now more than a year since California’s new law mandating carbon monoxide detectors in all single-family homes with an attached garage...

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More states looking at requiring CO detectors in schools

SIA says recent incident at an Atlanta school highlights need03/20/2013Tess NacelewiczSILVER SPRING, Md.—A carbon monoxide leak at a school in Georgia in December sent more than 50 students and staff...

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Carbon monoxide bill advances in California

03/27/2013SACRAMENTO, Calif.—A bill that would require all newer public and private K-12 schools to install carbon monoxide detectors has advanced in the California Assembly, according to an article...

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North Carolina hotel room a CO deathtrap?

This Blog's on Fire (And Other Stuff)Tess Nacelewicz06/12/2013North Carolina requires carbon monoxide detectors in homes and apartments, but not in hotels. Now, some tragic deaths in a hotel room in...

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North Carolina may pass CO legislation after hotel poisonings

07/10/2013Tess NacelewiczST. CHARLES, Ill.—Several recent deaths caused by carbon monoxide poisoning in a North Carolina hotel room may lead to a law in that state requiring CO detectors in lodging...

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CO poisonings in two states may lead to expanded detector requirements

Ensuring safety with CO detectors need not be costly, fire alarm companies say03/12/2014Tess NacelewiczYARMOUTH, Maine—Calls to expand mandates for carbon monoxide detectors in commercial buildings in...

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