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September 30, 2019 Cover
Volume 97, Issue 38
Chemists worldwide tell C&EN what they value about international collaborations, at a time when some scientists might feel uncertain about their future
Cover image:Chemists worldwide tell C&EN what they value about international collaborations, at a time when some scientists might feel uncertain about their future
Credit: Molly Ferguson
Is it time to crack down on ethylene oxide emissions?
Chemical makers push back on possible tighter controls of carcinogen in the US
After fallow years, fermentation returns to Japan
Adoption of new technologies is making the country competitive once again in biotechnology
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How a Santa Cruz toxicologist helped push through a ban on lead ammunition in California
Having linked the ammunition to condor poisonings, Myra Finkelstein is now turning her attention to other toxic threats for birds
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Periodic Graphics: Ant venom and pheromones
Chemical educator and Compound Interest blogger Andy Brunning homes in on the chemicals that help the insects protect themselves and communicate.
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