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July 7, 2014 Cover

Volume 92, Issue 27

Whether natural gas is a savior or destroyer of climate depends on how much is leaking into the atmosphere

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Greenhouse Gases

Methane’s Role In Climate Change

Whether natural gas is a savior or destroyer of climate depends on how much is leaking into the atmosphere

  • Biobased Companies Take A Closer Look At Sustainability

    Establishing green credentials requires including the impact of agricultural raw materials

  • Siluria’s Oxidative Coupling Nears Reality

    Start-up firm claims to have gone further with an oxidative coupling route to ethylene than other firms have before

  • Hitching A Ride On Red Blood Cells

    Drug Delivery: Agents retain bioactivity longer when linked covalently to red blood cells

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Environment

Miller’s Prebiotic Peptides

New analysis of an unpublished origin-of-life experiment suggests that Stanley Miller may have made simple peptides without ever knowing it

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