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A new energy industry is emerging around hydrogen made by rocks instead of renewables
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David Weldon says he was told he didn’t have the votes to be confirmed
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Agency proposes 31 regulatory actions for review and potential removal, including membership on scientific advisory committees
David Weldon says he was told he didn’t have the votes to be confirmed
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2 new methods expand synthetic chemists’ options for cutting double bonds and installing new bonds to nitrogen
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