Tire Inferno
An environmental disaster at a Virginia tire pile 30 years ago helped advance fire-monitoring methods and spark a recycling revolution
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October 28, 2013 Cover
Volume 91, Issue 43
An environmental disaster at a Virginia tire pile 30 years ago helped advance fire-monitoring methods and spark a recycling revolution
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Chemists Dispute How 'Into The Wild' Protagonist Chris McCandless Died
Experts say new tests don’t support best-selling author’s poison claim
Students, Start-Ups, And Biorenewability
Iowa State program helps grad students and postdocs launch their own biotech firms
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American Takes Charge In Tianjin
Well-established foreign academic takes helm of Chinese pharmaceutical school
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Smooth Running With Soybeans
Makers of industrial lubricants based on vegetable oils aim for pole position
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Acrimony In Canadian Science
Funding shifts, curbs on scientists’ speech lead research community to rare protests
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Computational analysis predicts carbon chains with alternating single and triple bonds could have novel properties
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