Carbon Conundrum
Governments struggle to find best path to cut greenhouse gases, limit climate-change impacts
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February 18, 2013 Cover
Volume 91, Issue 7
Governments struggle to find best path to cut greenhouse gases, limit climate-change impacts
Environment
Antisense Arrives
After 23 years of trials and tribulations, Isis wins first FDA approval for an RNA-targeted drug
Getting Help In Getting Hired
Recruiters, hiring managers, and career consultants tackle frequently asked questions from job seekers
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‘How To Survive A Plague’
Activism meets science in this Oscar-nominated documentary
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Inside The Race To Replace Nylon 12
The auto industry and its polymer suppliers averted a crisis when a key nylon intermediate was in short supply
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State Lawmakers Introducing Bill To Restrict Chemicals
Flame retardants, bisphenol A among targets of legislation being considered around the U.S.
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Scientists are using the machines to make inexpensive and custom equipment and are sharing their designs to accelerate progress
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