Chemical Engineering News
A member-supported weekly magazine of the American Chemical Society, Chemical & Engineering News covers all the news of the chemical world including science and technology, government and policy, and business.
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Diels-Alder Building Block Debuts
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Stem Cell Multiplier
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A Radical Way To Make Phosphines
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OSHA Levies Fine For Fatal Explosion
Safety: Agency cites 371 violations but stops short of prohibiting use of natural gas for pipe cleaning.
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Recycling Household Gray Water
Water Conservation: Lingering chemicals from personal care products still plague treatment methods for your sink's waste.
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Dispersants' Effects Debated
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BASF And Dow Post Big Gains
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Gulf Of Mexico Dead Zone
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EPA's Move On CO2 Reaps 24 Lawsuits
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Sizing Up Our Food's Nitrogen Footprint
Agriculture: Researchers compare how the pollution behind a meal affects coastal ecosystems versus the climate.
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Sanofi-Aventis Readies Bid For Genzyme
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Estrogen Throws Cold Water On Fish Courtship
Water Pollution: When exposed to estrogen early in their life, female fish give dominant males the brush-off.
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Congress Probes Cereal Recall
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Dispersants Don't Increase Toxicity Of Oil
Gulf Oil Spill: EPA data show that mixtures of oil and dispersant are just as toxic to marine life as oil alone.
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Ineos To Sell Films Operations
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'Endangerment' Decision Upheld
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Crops Absorb Pharmaceuticals From Treated Sewage
Environmental Pollutants: Soybeans can accumulate drugs and personal care products commonly found in wastewater and solid waste.
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