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July 15, 2024 Cover

Volume 102, Issue 21

As universities scramble to comply, chemists are worried about the impact on their research

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What does the new EPA methylene chloride rule mean for academic labs?

As universities scramble to comply, chemists are worried about the impact on their research

  • The chemist who stayed in Gaza

    Rami Morjan hopes to survive and rebuild

  • Frances Arnold named 2025 Priestley Medalist

    Award recognizes her work on the directed evolution of proteins, now a widely used approach for chemical and biological design

  • Most solvent waste from US academic labs ends up in the air

    C&EN’s analysis found that while burning is the most common management method, the federal rules on reporting and tracking hazardous waste leave the details hazy

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Litigation

Overturning Chevron is a ‘game changer’ for the business of chemistry

US Supreme Court ruling creates opening to undo environmental and public health policies

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