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June 7, 2004 Cover
Volume 82, Issue 23
Smokescreen or true reform? Has the chemical industry changed enough to make another massive accident unlikely?
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More Than Just Sun and Sand
Chemistry at the Caribbean's University of the West Indies is thriving despite funding struggles
Women in Chemistry
Among Those Studying Chemistry At UWI, Women Far Outnumber Men
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EU Comes to Grips with New Members
Enlargement offers chemical opportunities as the borders open to Central, Eastern Europe
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Security R&D at EPA
Proposed budget cuts threaten agency effort on building decontamination
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Twisted by Design
Helical nanotubes show potential for use in molecular electronics
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