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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Better Sampling Needed in Wastewater Monitoring
Water Pollutants: Researchers worry improper sewage sample collection will miss fluctuating contaminant levels.
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Texas Tech Overhauls Lab Safety
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TSCA Reform Bill Introduced
Congress: Legislation would require producers to provide data on their chemicals for EPA safety review.
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Cool Roofs
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Display Demand Spurs Investment
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Dow Takes The Olympic Podium
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Plug-In Hybrids Curb Smog
Air Pollution: In Denver, swapping plug-in electric hybrids for gas-powered cars might help cut ozone-causing pollutants.
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Making Better Trash Decisions
Waste Management: New tool to assess environmental impacts highlights the benefits of producing electricity through waste incineration.
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Sugar Derivative Solidifies Oil
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Linking Temperature Rise To Effects
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Streams of Noxiousness
Water Pollutants: Scientists develop new way to proactively monitor groundwater contaminants in city streams.
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Build Your Own Enzyme
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Moving Forward On Algal Biofuels
Alternative Energy: ExxonMobil, Synthetic Genomics facility will help optimize algal fuel production.
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Catalysis By Graphene Oxide
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Final Round Of ARPA-E Grants
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Downsizing the Gulf of Mexico's Dead Zone
Water Pollution: New model suggests larger cuts in nitrogen pollution needed to shrink the Gulf's dead zone.
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