Oceans as climate change allies
Can a climate catastrophe be stymied by tweaking seawater chemistry?
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500-plus US facilities could duck chloroprene, other emission caps
Environmental group’s analysis shows which chemical, other plants could dodge some Clean Air Act pollution limits via presidential exemption
The serendipitous origins of ‘forever chemicals’
Hosts David and Gina explore three historical breakthroughs that led to the proliferation of PFAS—and could help us get rid of them
Fluorine reclaimed from PFAS in mechanochemical process
Breakdown process converts discarded forever chemicals into valuable fluorine source
Petrochemical makers fret over their future
At Houston conference, executives discussed challenges to competitiveness and sustainability
Extracting hydrogen and critical metals from nuisance seaweed
<i>Sargassum </i>is choking beaches. Researchers are finding new uses for the messy mass
There’s science at South by Southwest
Chemistry, energy, space, and climate science are all over the SXSW Conference, in Austin, Texas
There’s science at South by Southwest
Chemistry, energy, space, and climate science are all over the SXSW Conference, in Austin, Texas
How to upcycle PVC waste and produce bioethanol
Process finds use for both toxic chlorine in PVC and captured carbon dioxide
More-intense wildfires release more arsenic
Wildfires are growing in size and intensity, so understanding toxic element release is important, researchers say
How to learn from a disaster
Nicole Dickson-Karn uses the East Palestine, Ohio, train derailment to teach her students about the real-world applications of analytical chemistry
Petrochemical makers fret over their future
At Houston conference, executives discussed challenges to competitiveness and sustainability
Podcast: Turning tides for endotoxin testing
The drug industry might finally phase out using horseshoe crab blood. What took so long?
There's science at South by Southwest
Chemistry, energy, space, and climate science are all over the SXSW Conference, in Austin, Texas
Podcast: Turning tides for endotoxin testing
The drug industry might finally phase out using horseshoe crab blood. What took so long?
Shrinking the carbon footprint of yoga pants
Biobased chemical makers aim to scale up nylon precursors
Extracting hydrogen and critical metals from nuisance seaweed
<i>Sargassum</i> is choking beaches. Researchers are finding new uses for the messy mass
Premiere: ‘Inflection Point’ podcast explores history of green hydrogen
This new technology hinges on 3 historical breakthroughs
‘Shocking’ signs of brain damage in plastic-eating chicks
Proteins in the seabirds’ blood reveal markers of neurodegeneration and multiorgan dysfunction
Green glues: Will they stick?
Researchers try to go beyond petroleum with biobased adhesives
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