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March 28, 2022 Cover
Volume 100, Issue 11
How chemical recycling technologies could play a key role in slashing the textile industry’s environmental footprint
Cover image:How chemical recycling technologies could play a key role in slashing the textile industry’s environmental footprint
Credit: Mike Reddy
Transforming textiles
How chemical recycling technologies could play a key role in slashing the textile industry’s environmental footprint
The petrochemical industry’s pandemic hangover
The North American industry has seen demand recover but still faces tough logistics and high energy prices
The next generation of COVID-19 antivirals
Several firms are developing follow-ups to the Pfizer and Merck pills
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Ashok Kumar Singh on making farming in India more sustainable and improving air quality
The director of the Indian Agricultural Research Institute discusses the quest to solve India’s straw waste–burning problem
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Periodic Graphics: How do solar panels work?
Chemical educator and Compound Interest blogger Andy Brunning illuminates how solar cells generate electricity.
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War in Ukraine has knock-ons for drug discovery
Ukraine and Russia were the source of up to 80% of screening compounds; reduced access could delay projects by months, experts say
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