How rising temperatures affect the human brain
Confusion, impulsive behaviors could have economic impacts, experts warn
Chemical & Engineering News: Environment
Stephanie Beaupark sees chemistry through an Indigenous lens
This Ngugi researcher gathers knowledge in Aboriginal communities to track changes in plant pigments
Pollutant-eating sewage bacteria offer hope for environmental cleanup
Insights into their genes may help scientists engineer bacteria to tackle PFAS
EPA targets air, climate, other rules in deregulation blitz
Agency proposes 31 regulatory actions for review and potential removal, including membership on scientific advisory committees
It’s Saint Patrick’s Day. Let’s dye stuff
From green rivers to rainbow tubes, chemistry colors the holiday
This plastic’s main ingredient is wool
Simple chemistry converts hard keratin into flexible thermoplastic
Pollutant-eating sewage bacteria offer hope for environmental cleanup
Insights into their genes may help scientists engineer bacteria to tackle PFAS
EPA targets air, climate, other rules in deregulation blitz
Agency proposes 31 regulatory actions for review and potential removal, including membership on scientific advisory committees
This plastic’s main ingredient is wool
Simple chemistry converts hard keratin into flexible thermoplastic
Jet fuel in the North Sea ‘not going to persist’ after collision
The volatility and flammability of jet fuel means the oil spill should be short-lived; long-term environmental impact is still unclear
Jet fuel in the North Sea ‘not going to persist’ after collision
The volatility and flammability of jet fuel means the oil spill should be short-lived; long-term environmental impact is still unclear
Plant defense compound disarms bacterial syringe
Erucamide, a fatty acid amide produced by plants, has antibacterial properties and may be useful as an ecofriendly pesticide
Breaking down plexiglass with light
Chlorine radicals unmake commercial polymethacrylates under mild conditions
Stephanie Beaupark sees chemistry through an Indigenous lens
This Ngugi researcher gathers knowledge in Aboriginal communities to track changes in plant pigments
Green, low-cost strategy fully recycles perovskite solar cells
Devices made from the recovered materials match the performance of pristine ones
The search for long-duration energy storage
Companies face hurdles as they develop batteries that can store enough power for days
New catalysts offer dual hope for green hydrogen
Two new alcohol reforming routes promise a way to produce carbon-neutral hydrogen and transport it easily
Breaking down Plexiglas with light
Chlorine radicals unmake commercial polymethacrylates under mild conditions
Can methanol decarbonize fuels?
Low-carbon methanol shows promise as a fuel, but it is unproved at the massive scale the market needs
Making a perfect egg while neglecting your houseplants
Because you can’t be attentive about everything
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