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June 17, 2024 Cover

Volume 102, Issue 18

Only a few have been commercialized, but some start-ups say they’ve cracked the code

Cover image:Only a few have been commercialized, but some start-ups say they’ve cracked the code.

Credit: Harpe Bioherbicide Solutions

Full Article
  • What is petrified wood, and how does wood turn to stone?

    No Medusa required

  • Antimalarial drugs could also treat polycystic ovary syndrome

    Artemisinin derivatives disrupt androgen synthesis in the ovaries of both rodents and people

  • EPA seeks limits on NMP use

    Solvent would be banned in some applications and regulated in others

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Energy

Massive potential lithium source found in Pennsylvania

Fracking wastewater from the state could supply up to 40% of US lithium needs, but at what cost?

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