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May 17, 2021 Cover

Volume 99, Issue 18

Replenishing depleted soil with carbon dioxide from the air can combat climate change, if science, policy, and markets align

Cover image:Replenishing depleted soil can combat climate change—if science, policy, and markets align

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Quote of the Week

“Keep it in the economy and out of the environment.”

Stewart Harris, senior director of marine and environmental stewardship in the Plastics Division, American Chemistry Council

  • What to do when everything is the same at work

    Options include changing jobs or finding ways to incorporate novelty into your current role

  • Nitrogen nip and tuck

    Anomeric amides remove nitrogen atoms from secondary amines

  • Ginkgo Bioworks will go public via SPAC merger as other cleantech SPACs face short-seller attacks

    Deal values Ginkgo at more than $17 billion; short sellers shave PureCycle and Danimer stock prices

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Mergers & Acquisitions

Ginkgo Bioworks will go public via SPAC merger as other cleantech SPACs face short-seller attacks

Deal values Ginkgo at more than $17 billion; short sellers shave PureCycle and Danimer stock prices

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