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June 17, 2019 Cover
Volume 97, Issue 24
River no longer blazes, but cleanup not yet complete
Cover image:Firefighters on a bridge over the Cuyahoga River spray water on a tugboat surrounded by flames in November 1952. This picture became famous after Time magazine ran it in 1969 with a story about ecological degradation in the US.
Credit: Public Domain
Industrial ammonia production emits more CO2 than any other chemical-making reaction. Chemists want to change that
Scientists around the world are working to reduce how much greenhouse gas the ammonia-making process emits
Periodic Graphics: Environmental impact of industrial reactions
Chemical educator and Compound Interest blogger Andy Brunning lists the top five chemical products in terms of energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions during synthesis.
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Trade and plastics woes shadow chemical conference
US executives bemoan tariffs on needed products but see solutions to the plastics crisis
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New federal rules are supposed to make biosimilars more accessible. Will they work?
The FDA’s new guidance defines interchangeability and will use insulin as a test case
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Chemjobber’s mailbag: Business cards, interviewing etiquette, and more
Chemistry blogger answers readers’ questions in this edition of Bench & Cubicle
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