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February 12, 2018 Cover

Volume 96, Issue 7

Despite efforts to prevent the industrial fluoroether from getting into North Carolina drinking water, it’s still present. Scientists are racing to find out why

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  • Drug chemical makers brace as China cracks down on pollution

    Companies assess the short-term chaos and long-term promise that the campaign will have on their supply chains

  • Why the end of the world’s most popular coffee could be nigh

    Without a fix, climate change and disease are poised to kill off the most prized variety

  • NSF addresses sexual harassment by grant recipients

    Funding agency now requires institutions to report findings of harassment

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Sidestepping white phosphorus

Compounds previously made from toxic and pyrophoric elemental phosphorus can now be prepared starting with phosphoric acid

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