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July 31, 2023 Cover
Volume 101, Issue 25
Companies aim to curb pollution from fertilizer by replacing it with nitrogen-producing microbes. Some farmers and researchers doubt they work as advertised
Quote of the Week
“If you’re a grower, yield is what’s going to pay the bills.”
Can microbes replace synthetic fertilizer?
Companies aim to curb pollution from fertilizer by replacing it with nitrogen-producing microbes. Some farmers and researchers doubt they work as advertised
Flow batteries, the forgotten energy storage device
They may soon emerge from the shadow of lithium ion to store renewable energy
From the archives: The 1960s
Rachel Carson gets a scathing review
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Periodic Graphics: The materials science of swimwear
Chemical educator and Compound Interest blogger Andy Brunning dives into the materials science of swimwear.
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The ACC sues the US EPA and the National Academies over formaldehyde risk assessment
Both organizations failed to meet legal standards of transparency and independence during assessment’s peer-review process, the trade group claims
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An atlas of the body
Human biomolecular atlas project reports on how cell types fit together in 3D
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Enzyme and photocatalyst team up to make nonnatural amino acids
The bond-forming power of radical chemistry meets the stereoselectivity of biocatalysis
