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Special Collections & Archives at Brigham Young University-Idaho is hosting two upcoming events. The first is an open house on June 2nd from 6-8 PM commemorating the 40th anniversary of the Teton Dam disaster in Idaho. The second event features author Jack Harrell discussing his new book on June 6th at 7 PM in McKay 220. Both events will take place in the Special Collections area of the David O. McKay Library.
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Costruzioni Solari è l’azienda italiana con la maggiore esperienza e le maggiori conoscenze scientifiche e tecnologiche nel campo dell'energia solare. Da quasi 40 anni è leader nel settore e sviluppa soluzioni all'avanguardia per la produzione di acqua calda sanitaria, riscaldamento d'ambiente e acque di processo industriali. I settori serviti sono i più vari: residenziale, strutture ricettive, B&B, hotel, resort, campeggi, strutture sportive, piscine e spa, strutture sanitarie, PMI, industrie agroalimentari e manifatturiere.
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COSTRUZIONI SOLARI: ITALIAN EXCELLENCE IN SOLAR THERMAL TECHNOLOGY
Costruzioni Solari was founded in 1979 and since then has always researched, developed and produced state of the art
Solar Thermal Systems.
Costruzioni Solari’s products stand out among the best in
Europe in terms of performance and reliability.
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