Mossville’s end
As Sasol’s huge petrochemical project lifts Southwest Louisiana, an environmental justice community dissolves in its shadow
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March 21, 2016 Cover
Volume 94, Issue 12
As Sasol’s huge petrochemical project lifts Southwest Louisiana, an environmental justice community dissolves in its shadow
Petrochemicals
Scientists debate the best way to tame toxic algal blooms
Cutting phosphorus pollution makes lakes clear again, but some experts are calling for nitrogen cuts too
Brewing up an analytical services firm
A surge in craft beers gives rise to a niche market for analytical chemistry
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C&EN profiles SK Biotek, drug ingredients maker
Drawing on its parent company’s oil refining experience, the South Korean custom drug manufacturer steers its customers toward continuous processes
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How BASF is transforming its 150th year celebrations into R&D projects
German chemical giant is capitalizing on the output of its anniversary brainstorming sessions
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A conversation with Christina Smolke
The synthetic biology pioneer discusses how she reprogrammed yeast to produce opioids.
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