Facts & Figures Of The Chemical Industry
For the chemical industry, 2008 started strong, but recession dragged it down
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July 6, 2009 Cover
Volume 87, Issue 27
For the chemical industry, 2008 started strong, but recession dragged it down
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Chemicals From The Garden
Advances in biomass chemistry transform plant matter to valuable products
Food Safety Bill Advances
Legislation calls for more laboratory testing and a reevaluation of bisphenol A in food packaging
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Safe Havens
Custom chemical producers at Chemspec showcase pharma and agchem in a down year
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Climate Info, Please
Newly passed bill would create federal service to provide forecasts to businesses, states, localities
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In Their Backyard
Leading Chinese producers of pharmaceutical ingredients see opportunities in home market
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Science Concentrates
Carbon Dioxide Kept In Check
Land plants' impact on atmospheric CO2 cycling appears to have prevented CO2 levels from dropping too far — and global freezing
