Chemical & Engineering News: Environment

The biennial Conference of the Parties to the Basel, Rotterdam, and Stockholm conventions will consider banning the controversial pesticide and two other toxic compounds

Tzahi Cath’s lab on wheels turns effluent from wastewater treatment plants into drinkable water

The oil and gas company already owns the DAC firm Carbon Engineering

But European funding is cooling and could hamper commercialization

Vinyl producer has reached an agreement with Norfolk Southern to pay a proportion of the class-action settlement

Researchers in France have devised a way to reclaim silicone building blocks for use in new materials

The oil and gas firm already owns DAC firm Carbon Engineering

These approaches could potentially remove 1 billion metric tons of carbon dioxide per year at low cost

After paying billions, company seeks state laws and US Supreme Court ruling barring such cases

Tzahi Cath's lab on wheels turns effluent from wastewater treatment plants into drinkable water

Wildfires are growing in size and intensity, so understanding toxic element release is important, researchers say

Breakdown process converts discarded forever chemicals into valuable fluorine source

Biobased chemical makers aim to scale-up nylon precursors

Environmental group’s analysis shows which chemical, other plants could dodge some Clean Air Act pollution limits via presidential exemption

The company plans to seek seabed mining permits from the US, bypassing international authority

Can climate catastrophe be stymied by tweaking seawater chemistry?

But European funding is cooling and could hamper commercialization

Environmental group’s analysis shows which chemical, other plants could dodge some Clean Air Act pollution limits via presidential exemption

But European funding is cooling and could hamper commercialization