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July 13, 2015 Cover
Volume 93, Issue 28
Experts learn from Exxon Valdez and Deepwater Horizon to plan for future accidents
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Reckoning With Oil Spills
Experts learn from Exxon Valdez and Deepwater Horizon to plan for future accidents
PACIFICHEM 2015
Honolulu, Dec. 15–20
The Shrinking Case For Fluorochemicals
As the long-alkyl-chain fluorocarbons found in many household products are replaced with short-chain ones, debate over safety continues
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Electronics: Loss of fluorinated compounds narrows options for chipmakers
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High-Performance Isocyanate Paint Ingredients Come Under Scrutiny
Coatings material makers work to improve the ingredients’ profile as others try to replace them
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Privatizing Nuclear Waste Storage
Energy: Local partnerships and global companies propose to cache used fuel
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Science Concentrates
Human Lectin Binds Microbial Glycans
Structural Biology: Human intelectin-1 may play a role in microbial surveillance
