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Environment
Visualizing Victuals
November 5, 2012
| A version of this story appeared in
Volume 90, Issue 45
Oct. 29, page 28: In the story on flame retardants, C&EN stated that the Polyurethane Foam Association (PFA) provided grant money to Arlene Blum; PFA maintains that it only gave Blum a one-time speaker fee, not grant money.
I loved the Newscripts about making meat shelf stable for Army meals (C&EN, Oct. 15, page 48). Since I am in the Army National Guard, I consider this item a menu preview! By publishing a photo of a long sheet of processed animal protein, C&EN’s last page could have been titled “Meat the Press.”
Neil Gussman
Philadelphia
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