Because the new TSCA requires all chemicals to be evaluated, it's expected to influence which chemicals are chosen as product ingredients, how chemicals are used in manufacturing, and how chemicals are manufactured as companies try to avoid using chemicals likely to be restricted or banned.
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Rashtriya Chemicals and Fertilizers Ltd (RCF), IFFCO and Chambal Fertilisers and Chemicals, and Tata Chemicals are among the key potash buyers in India.
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The company's electronic chemicals business makes chemicals for the semiconductor industry.
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Phthalates These chemicals soften plastics and help scents and chemicals bind together.
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Seawater leached chemicals from rocks; near thermal vents, those chemicals jostled and combined.
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Sinochem International trades and distributes rubber, fine chemicals, agro chemicals and other products.
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What pesticides and other chemicals were used, and do traces of these chemicals remain?
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Many industrial facilities that rely on hazardous chemicals can instead use safer chemicals and technologies.
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This hit fellow chemicals company Bayer, which fell 1%, taking Europe's chemicals index down 1.7%.
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"FDA routinely underestimates the risks chemicals pose, especially the risks posed by food chemicals that migrate from food packaging into food, including PFAS chemicals," EWG senior scientist David Andrews said.
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You mix some chemicals with some other chemicals, and you get molecules—multiple atoms bonded together.
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Researchers summarized the existing evidence about PFAS chemicals that can act like established cancer-causing chemicals.
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The E.P.A. must be able to act promptly to eliminate known brain-damaging chemicals and ensure that new chemicals or chemicals proposed for a new use undergo thorough testing before manufacturing.
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Dr. David Nutt: Drugs are chemicals that can be detected by their chemical interactions with other chemicals.
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Plants, in addition to releasing chemicals that kickstart the repair process, can release noxious, insect-unfriendly chemicals.
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E-cigs released 31 harmful chemicals Previous studies had already shown that e-cigarettes contain toxic chemicals.
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"We're not starting with a bunch of inanimate chemicals, mixing chemicals, and having life pop out," Boeke says.
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The "fluorinated" chemicals, also called "per- and poly-fluoroalkyl substances," or "PFAS" chemicals, have been linked to cancer.
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Doing that with chemicals is expensive, and fiddly, since the chemicals take time to circulate around the vat.
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The chemicals put up for sale its methacrylates plastics business, which makes clear acrylic sheet and precursor chemicals.
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U.S. chemicals manufacturers will have to meet demand for chemicals in the rest of the world as well.
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Toxic chemicals: The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is proposing new reporting requirements for a group of toxic chemicals.
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Polybrominated diphenyl ethers These chemicals are used as flame retardants, chemicals that can slow the speed of a flame.
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Gratitude boosts levels of serotonin and dopamine — the brain's happy chemicals and the same chemicals targeted by antidepressant medications.
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The kinds of chemicals that can induce these metabolic diseases include BPA, some phthalates, pesticides, and other industrial chemicals.
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The idea might be that if this silicone doesn't put chemicals into food, it won't put chemicals into your body.
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Lygos – Yeast making industrial chemicals There are roughly 70,000 chemicals made today and 99% of them are made from petroleum.
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You see a lot of people concerned about eating "chemicals," which are framed as "unnatural" — though obviously, everything has chemicals.
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Chief Executive Kurt Bock is under pressure to better position the chemicals giant, which is facing weaker growth and pressure from emerging market rivals in chemicals and plastics, and agricultural chemicals offers one way to do so.
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PFAS is short for perfluoroalky and polyfluoroalkyl substances and includes chemicals known as PFOS, PFOA and GenX, sometimes called forever chemicals.
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Because you were expected to be having a great time, and no human being can do that, chemicals or no chemicals.
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Aside from the quantity of chemicals spilled, the researchers also looked at the total area over which the chemicals were dumped.
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Chemicals and our hormones By mimicking the body's natural sex steroid hormones, endocrine-disrupting chemicals interfere with the function of hormones.
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Azo dyes can release cancer-causing chemicals called amines, though some have been found to be carcinogenic because of other chemicals.
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However, looking only at the pounds of chemicals sprayed per acre is misleading because different chemicals have different toxicities, it says.
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The EPA reviews about 85033,000 new chemicals per year, and the updated law sets a specific approval timeline for those chemicals.
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It's a tricky balance; many cleansers use chemicals to eliminate dirt, but those chemicals can be harsh and dehydrate your skin.
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FRANKFURT, April 24 (Reuters) - ASK Chemicals, a maker or chemicals used in foundries, has been put up for sale by its private equity owner amid a flurry of dealmaking in the chemicals sector, people close to the matter said.
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Roughly 2000,22010 environmental chemicals on the market end up in our foods, including food additives, colorings, flavorings, pesticides, and food-packaging chemicals.
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The chemicals are called cannabinoids because they mimic chemicals found in marijuana, but they don't actually have much in common with cannabis.
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The soaring cost of developing and testing new chemicals is another factor, says Kurt Bock, CEO of BASF, a German chemicals giant.
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Chemicals to watch for Organophosphate pesticides Organophosphate pesticides (PDF) are a class of neurotoxic chemicals used as warfare agents in the 1930s.
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On Tuesday, German chemicals group BASF declared force majeure on products made at its chemicals facility in Chongqing, the Financial Times reported.
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The agreement gives the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) more authority to test products for harmful chemicals and ban those chemicals if needed.
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And it would cut "green chemistry" research designed to produce safer chemicals while improving the safety of production and disposal of chemicals.
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This means that consumers can benefit from various lifesaving and life-enhancing chemicals, knowing that chemicals are subject to rigorous federal review.
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PFAS chemicals are a family of potentially thousands of synthetic chemicals that are extremely persistent in the environment and in our bodies.
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But possibly grim for Intu which failed to raise capital and for German chemicals group Evonik Industries which sees chemicals sales slowing.
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Although chemicals applied to the skin are absorbed to a lesser degree than chemicals taken in by mouth or breathed in through the lungs, nevertheless chemicals are absorbed at low levels over long-term usage and as highlighted in the report.
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Mr. Schade, who is 40 and works in Brooklyn, is the director for the Mind the Store campaign of Safer Chemicals, Healthy Families, which works to eliminate toxic chemicals in retail products and packaging and to develop comprehensive safer chemicals policies.
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The deal bonanza is driven by large corporates striving to bulk up in higher-margin specialty chemicals and rely less on commodity chemicals.
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When you smell something, it's because your nose detects chemicals in the air and those chemicals stimulate olfactory neurons in your nasal cavity.
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Lygos is engineering yeast to convert sugar into specialty chemicals, which results in a 3X reduction in production cost of key industrial chemicals.
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If growers are able to scan for disease and keep pests in check without chemicals, they could spare the entire crop from chemicals.
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Any plan to address decarbonization has to confront industries as diverse as agriculture, construction, transportation, chemicals and consumer goods from clothes to chemicals.
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When he's not nuking chemicals in his microwave for his lures, there's a good chance Mr. Wool is mixing chemicals for his photographs.
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But be mindful of using strong chemicals in enclosed spaces, as improperly used chemicals can cause eye or throat irritation or breathing problems.
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And that's the real danger: not the pool chemicals themselves, but how they mix with other chemicals that people bring to the water.
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PFOS is one of thousands of man-made chemicals known as PFAS, nicknamed "forever chemicals" because they don't break down in the environment.
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Every reputable institution and organization fighting for toxic chemicals reform agree: Mr. Dourson is uniquely unfit to lead the war against toxic chemicals.
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The program, which strengthens federal regulation of thousands of widely used chemicals, met its June deadline for deciding how to assess those chemicals.
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Commodity chemicals, which are produced in bulk, and specialty chemicals, such as those used as additives and ingredients, do not have much to do with each other, he says, but chemicals firms seeking growth in sluggish markets like America typically developed both.
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For regulatory purposes, the existing law divides chemicals into two groups — "existing chemicals," more than 60,000, that were on the market when the first Toxic Substances Control Act was established in 1979, and "new chemicals," more than 20,000, that entered commerce after 1979.
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Some environmental toxicologists and activists have begun to push for a more categorical approach to safer chemicals, drawing attention to entire classes of chemicals that might be better avoided, as opposed to focusing on particular chemicals whose substitutes might be just as bad.
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The Scanning Habitable Environments with Raman & Luminescence for Organics & Chemicals instrument, dubbed SHERLOC, will detect chemicals on Mars that could be linked to life.
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We need to know what chemicals are in the products, especially when those chemicals could have adverse effects on our health and our environment.
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The chemicals are called cannabinoids because they mimic chemicals found in marijuana, but they don't actually have much in common with the plant cannabis.
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U.S. chemicals giants Dow Chemical Co and DuPont plan to merge and spin off their seeds and crop chemicals operations into a major agribusiness.
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European stocks closed lower on Tuesday as a warning of an autos slowdown from German chemicals giant BASF dragged down autos and chemicals companies.
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There've been a few, but as various unsafe chemicals are pulled off the market, so are adhesives that contain minute amounts of those chemicals.
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The proposed law requires EPA to evaluate chemicals for their safety at a "reasonable pace," which has been proposed as 10 chemicals per year.
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All told, European officials have restricted or banned more than 1,300 chemicals and groups of chemicals, experts say; the F.D.A. has prohibited 11 ingredients.
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Michigan is suing several companies over the use of PFAS chemicals, or "forever chemicals," due to their persistence in the environment and human body.
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America has been much slower than Europe to regulate toxic chemicals, and most chemicals sold in the U.S. have never been tested for safety.
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This allows them to ripen ... This technology ... It's a thing, a wrap without chemicals so you don't have to use chemicals to do it.
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U.S. chemicals giants Dow Chemical and DuPont plan to merge and later spin off their respective seeds and crop chemicals operations into a major agribusiness.
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You've heard of the other name for the "forever chemicals" linked to cancer — they're best known as PFAS chemicals (short for per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances).
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The chemicals are called synthetic cannabinoids because they mimic chemicals found in marijuana, but do not actually have much in common with the plant cannabis.
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For any piece of land to have no chemicals, it has to be kept away and kept completely bare of chemicals for almost a decade.
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Spilling fracking fluids, chemicals or the contaminated water that flows back to the surface (produced water), resulting in large volumes of chemicals reaching groundwater resources.
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There could be a wide array of chemicals out of balance, and a number of genetic factors that affect how you react to those chemicals.
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These pieces of plastic, they attract chemicals and those chemicals then get transported into the food chain through the plastic, which also includes as humans.
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U.S. chemicals giants Dow Chemical and DuPont have agreed to merge and spin off their respective seeds and crop chemicals operations into a major agribusiness.
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In addition, Saudi Arabia is attracting the manufacturers who use these chemicals with free or subsidized access to utilities and proximity to chemicals production plants.
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They continue to release oxidative chemicals that are designed to kill pathogens, but instead of killing anything, the chemicals just accumulate and disrupt neural activity.
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Instead of weeding, it's easier to use chemicals to keep seeds from germinating, and to kill the ones that germinate anyway with more chemicals still.
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That ship, under the protection of Russia and China, delivered the chemicals to an American Navy vessel, the Cape Ray, where the chemicals were neutralized.
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The U.S EPA must continue to monitor chemicals under the Safe Drinking Water Act, and study and regulate new chemicals associated with negative health implications.
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In May, Petronas Chemicals acquired Netherlands-based Da Vinci Group BV for 163 million euros ($186 million) in the first acquisition of its specialty chemicals push.
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In May, Petronas Chemicals acquired Netherlands-based Da Vinci Group BV for 163 million euros ($186 million) in the first acquisition of its speciality chemicals push.
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The U.S. chemicals industry was an early beneficiary when the U.S. and other major markets agreed to drop their tariff rates on chemicals to low levels.
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Miramon, who has served as a chemicals investment banker for almost 22 years, was most recently at Barclays as vice-chairman and head of chemicals banking.
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Miramon, who has served as a chemicals investment banker for almost 22 years, was most recently at Barclays as vice-chairman and head of chemicals banking.
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"If floodwaters have spread the chemicals in the waste pits, then dangerous chemicals like dioxin could be spread around the wider Houston area," Cook-Schultz said.
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"If the batteries cap is removed it can become a projectile and the chemicals can leak posing chemicals and injury hazards," Moose Toys said in an announcement.
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TEL AVIV, Feb 14 (Reuters) - Raviv Zoller will likely be appointed chief executive of fertiliser and specialty chemicals maker Israel Chemicals (ICL) , Israeli media reported on Wednesday.
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As proof-of-concept, Kitson's team produced baclofen, a muscle relaxant, from readily available chemical precursors (chemicals that change into other chemicals) using a three-step process.
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The House approved rules to regulate toxic chemicals in everyday products, which would be the first significant update to federal law on chemicals safety in 215 years.
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The foam is laden with perfluorinated chemicals, an unregulated class of man-made chemicals that travel quickly in water and last for years in bodies and environments.
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"China's chemicals industry is the largest in the world, but it is appallingly underregulated," Cheng Qian, a Greenpeace activist who studies toxic chemicals, said in the report.
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Ace Chemicals is famously the location where the Joker fell into a vat of chemicals, bleaching his skin white and turning him into the famous Batman villain.
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Borgas spent 14 years at German chemicals giant BASF before becoming the chief of Switzerland's Lonza Group in 2004 and the boss of Israel Chemicals in 2012.
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The British bank has also strengthened its U.S. chemicals team with the appointment of Adam Abramson as head of chemicals banking for the Americas, the source said.
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There are tens of thousands of chemicals in consumer products, and researchers have not yet pinpointed which chemicals are most likely to form ozone or PM2.5 particles.
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There is a sort of slightly implausible theory that it had to do with the chemicals that were used in early tooth fillings, that maybe if you had two different fillings, with different chemicals used, it was just possible that these chemicals might have reacted and caused an explosion.
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Urine also contains chemicals from new and existing drugs on the market, and scientists don't yet know how these chemicals will interact with those already in the pool.
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That means if a country possesses the munitions or equipment to deploy chemicals, but not the chemicals themselves, it is still in violation of humanitarian and criminal laws.
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According to Arkema, certain chemicals made by the company required refrigeration, but the plant lost power during the storm, causing the chemicals to warm and eventually burn up.
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In November, it signed with Saudi Basic Industries Corp (SABIC) a preliminary deal to build a chemicals complex to convert 45 percent of crude oil to chemicals directly.
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Without knowing what the chemicals are and where those chemicals travel underground or during leaks, I think it would be unrealistic to suggest this was protecting the public.
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The problem is that they're still largely unregulated, so we don't know for certain what chemicals they contain or what those chemicals' long-term health effects could be.
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JERUSALEM, Feb 25 (Reuters) - Fertiliser and specialty chemicals maker Israel Chemicals (ICL) said on Sunday its board had appointed insurance boss Raviv Zoller as its new chief executive.
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A VCI policy paper said post-Brexit customs duties on chemicals and pharmaceuticals could cost Germany's chemicals sector around 200 million euros ($237 million) a year, it said.
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Germany's chemicals industry, the economy's third-biggest sector, includes companies such as BASF, Bayer and Evonik and exports chemicals worth around 12 billion euros a year to Britain.
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This happened in the textile-chemicals business, and in parts of the paper-chemicals industry, when customers told it that there was no need for further product refinements.
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The E.P.A. would be required to prioritize high-risk chemicals and to test at least 20 chemicals at any given moment, with each test limited to seven years.
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Our government enacted the Toxic Substance Control Act (TSCA) in 6900, which requires the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to regulate existing chemicals and the introduction of new chemicals.
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"EPA is working diligently to implement the new law get the most modern and safe chemicals to market, and to ensure the safety of existing chemicals," it read.
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These agents included medicines, metals, pesticides, anesthetics, asphalt, brake fluid, plastics and polymers, radiation, cleaners/disinfectants and solvents (including paint chemicals and degreasers) as well as other chemicals.
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In 2017, the UNODC made its best guess at the quantities of chemicals involved, in a study titled: Disposal of Chemicals Used in the Illicit Manufacture of Drugs.
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Toronto-based Superior said in October that it would buy chemicals and handling company Canexus Corp, based in Alberta, as it looked to expand its specialty chemicals portfolio.
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The Finnish chemicals maker reported better-than-expected results for the first quarter on the back of improved sales and profitability at its pulp and paper chemicals unit.
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Toxic chemicals like lead, certain air pollutants, pesticides, synthetic chemicals and infectious agents like Zika can derail the intricate molecular processes involved in a fetus's healthy brain development.
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In February, Wheeler announced a new plan for regulating nonstick PFAS chemicals in water, saying the agency would develop and set a limit for two of the chemicals.
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Also, higher exports of certain commodity chemicals from the U.S. Gulf are pulling tonnage out of our niche market in specialty chemicals, thus helping to maintain our freight rates.
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Elsewhere in the industry, U.S. chemicals giants Dow Chemical and DuPont plan to merge and later spin off their respective seeds and crop chemicals operations into a major agribusiness.
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The body normally releases chemicals into the bloodstream to fight infections, but with sepsis, the chemicals are out of balance and can lead to tissue damage or organ failure.
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It's not like we stopped counting calories in order to count chemicals, or that we got obsessed with chemicals and so had no choice but to abandon counting calories.
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And even though many companies are now manufacturing phthalate- or BPA-free products, scientists are concerned about substitute chemicals, since they're often functionally similar to the chemicals of concern.
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But those latter vegetables aren't protecting mind-altering chemicals with their cell structures, whereas when the drugs go bad, oxygen causes those mind-altering chemicals to go to shit.
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Its new core business includes highly specialized substances such as ingredients for drugs and pesticides, leather-tanning chemicals, construction pigments for concrete and roofing tiles, and water treatment chemicals.
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In part, the rule would have ensured first responders knew what chemicals they may come in contact with and how to handle those chemicals in an emergency response situation.
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Since then, another 22,000 chemicals have been added to the TSCA chemical inventory and permitted for use in the U.S. The EPA has only required testing of 200 chemicals.
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The chemicals in vape juices, the liquid that's heated to a vapor for users to inhale, is laden with various chemicals, many which are known to cause throat irritation.
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A 2016 amendment to the 1970s chemical law required the EPA to periodically review chemicals and their hazards, and gave the agency new authority to restrict or ban chemicals.
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It argues that legacy chemicals like PFOS and PFOA — neither of which is produced domestically anymore — are the main issue, and newer chemicals are more advanced and less harmful.
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The chemicals in focus are PFAS, or per-and poly-fluoroalkyl substances, which are a group of synthetic chemicals that have been used in the United States since 1940.
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The F.D.A., however, has wanted to know: To what degree are chemicals applied to the skin absorbed into the body, and what are the possible effects of those chemicals?
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German specialty chemicals maker Wacker Chemie posted forecast-beating core earnings in the fourth quarter, lifted by rising demand at its chemicals division as well as a weak euro.
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The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is carrying out "multiple" criminal probes tied to forever chemicals, the agency said in a Wednesday update on its action plan regarding the chemicals.
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The three Democratic commissioners overruled the staff and voted to ban the chemicals, and then published a guidance to retailers insisting that they don't sell products with the chemicals.
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Middle Eastern energy players have been eager to expand into more advanced downstream chemicals operations like the catalysts that Clariant produces to help speed up processes at chemicals plants.
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The investment will help RAG Foundation become less dependent on the chemicals sector, where its biggest holding is a roughly two-thirds stake in German chemicals maker Evonik (EVKn.DE).
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As techniques of testing for the presence of chemicals and understandings of their complex, interacting effects have become more sophisticated, the number of individual chemicals of concern has multiplied.
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This would require a whole new way of doing chemistry — not just making safer chemicals, but making safer kinds of chemicals, possibly using entirely new starting materials and processes.
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There are certainly caveats here: The study was done in a cell culture, not in humans, and done with the individual chemicals, not with the products the chemicals come from.
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The company says stores or producers often use expensive chemicals to delay the browning of apples and many shoppers frown at the idea of chemicals or pesticides on their produce.
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The agency also added 13 new chemicals to its Toxics Release Inventory this week, a public database of industrial chemicals that could cause harm to human health or the environment.
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Downes said the investigation also analyzed a variety of chemicals in crumb-rubber turf and determined that the exposure to these chemicals was not enough to pose a health concern.
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Petronas Chemicals has been looking to grow rapidly in specialty chemicals, which are raw materials used to manufacture consumer products such as high-performance tyres, medical gloves and LED televisions.
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DowDuPont Inc fell 5.9 percent after the chemicals maker's quarterly revenue fell short of estimates, hurt by currency effects and reduced sales of chemicals used in packaging and brake fluids.
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Petronas Chemicals has been looking to grow rapidly in speciality chemicals, which are raw materials used to manufacture consumer products such as high-performance tyres, medical gloves and LED televisions.
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It's gone through beta at Israel Chemicals Ltd, a major producer of various minerals and chemicals; the company gives Airobotics a glowing review, citing quicker inspection times, among other things.
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Images of young kids with chemicals on their scalp intercut with a scientist shocked to find out the harmful chemicals that are touching children's skin certainly sends a frightening message.
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"The company's action will help slam the door on a notable source of PFAS chemicals in our homes," says Mike Schade, Safer Chemicals Healthy Families' Mind the Store campaign director.
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The E.P.A.'s risk management program ignores this class of hazardous chemicals, instead only requiring companies to address about 150 chemicals selected for toxicity and flammability, but not their reactivity.
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KK: [Likely culprits are] chemicals in plastics, chemicals in what we eat and drink, changes in lifestyle; we move less and eat more, and sperm health relates to overall health.
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One synthetic weed product might be four specific chemicals of a weak concentration, but the next time you buy the same product, it might be five chemicals of high concentration.
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But chemicals showed up again the following year, Gabriel's unpublished data show, prompting him to speculate that it can take months or years for chemicals to migrate through the soil.
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The dance is not structured but is rather meant to trigger feel-good brain chemicals before you start your day: dopamine, oxytocin, serotonin and endorphins, neurotransmitter "happy chemicals" that boost mood.
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Most permanent hair dyes use harsh chemicals to open up the outside layer of the hair so that other chemicals can get inside and change its color, Chemical & Engineering News reports.
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"They're moving chemicals exposed to the environment, and those chemicals are not designed to be transported in that way," Francisco Sanchez, the county's deputy emergency management coordinator told The Houston Chronicle.
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But the bill also overrides states' authority to regulate chemicals, something that some states objected to, after they had taken the lead over the last four decades in controlling chemicals. Sen.
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"Under a more liberalized policy, more independent and foreign companies will join the investment that will make China more self-sufficient in chemicals," said William Chen, chemicals analyst at IHS Markit.
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While all the chemicals in cannabis work synergistically during what's called the "entourage effect," adding in essential oils and chemicals from other plants like Evoxe does enhances that effect even more.
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PFAS -- short for per- and polyfluoroalkyl chemicals -- are the man-made heat- and water-resistant chemicals used for decades to make everyday items like nonstick pans, food containers and fabric protectants.
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These mind-altering chemicals are called cannabinoids, since they are similar to the chemicals found in marijuana, though they can cause serious side effects that are different from those of marijuana.
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But I had taken a college course in environmental biology, and I knew the basics: The more chemicals you use in a garden, the more chemicals you'll need in the garden.
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A group of environmental organizations is raising alarms about the Defense Department's alleged incineration of PFAS chemicals, also called "forever chemicals" due to their persistence in the environment and human body.
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EPA WILL REGULATE FOREVER CHEMICALS: The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) on Thursday announced it would regulate "forever chemicals" that have been leaching into the water supply in cities across the country.
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Sniffing chemicals also won't end well: Inhaling large amounts of pyrethrins—a mixture of naturally-occurring chemicals in chrysanthemum flowers that's toxic to insects—can cause vomiting, diarrhea, and difficulty breathing.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Air Products and Chemicals Inc (APD.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - The fight over chemicals company Clariant's (CLN.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Shares in German chemicals company Bayer (BAYGn.
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Goldman is underweight on chemicals, tobacco and food & beverages.
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The company said in a securities filing that its U.S. petrochemical plants performed better and it enjoyed higher sales of chemicals in the Brazilian market, while spreads for chemicals remained high internationally.
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In many labs, scientists use harmful chemicals like hydrochloric acid to purify the chitin, then adding more chemicals to transform chitin into chitosan, the material that can be used to make plastic.
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PBDEs belong to "a class of chemicals that interfere with our endocrine system – so-called endocrine disrupting chemicals," said lead researcher Joseph Allen of the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health.
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Everyday chemicals carry toxic burden These everyday chemicals, including organophosphates, flame retardants and phthalates, can be found in food, plastics, furniture, food wrap, cookware, cans, carpets, shower curtains, electronics and even shampoo.
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The researchers started by using mass spectrometry (a tool that sorts out chemicals based on how each travels through some medium) to come up with 13 chemicals that make up the breathprint.
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Funnel web spider venom seemed like a logical next step, since a few chemicals in it, including a peptide called Hi1a, looked a lot like the brain-protecting chemicals in tarantula venom.
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Despite his antiquated stance on the environment, Perry signed the first law requiring drilling companies to disclose chemicals used during the fracking process—chemicals that are known to leak into water supplies.
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The agency will also monitor PFAS in nationwide drinking water and consider PFAS chemicals for listing in the Toxics Release Inventory to help the agency identify where the chemicals are being released.
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"Most Americans would be shocked to learn that FDA allows novel chemicals onto the market without a safety review," Tom Neltner, chemicals policy director at Environmental Defense Fund, said in a statement.
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Similarly, in the chemicals industry, firms fret that British partners may no longer be covered by a EU framework, REACH, by which chemicals registered centrally can be sold in all member states.
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Though toxicologists test chemicals in combinations, they do not test each and every unique combination of mixed drugs and other chemicals found in the sewers of individual cities in the United States.
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But critics say the changes don't go far enough, and the testing of chemicals is far too slow — just 20 chemicals at a time with a deadline of seven years per chemical.
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Since it would require the F.D.A. to review a minimum of only five chemicals at a time, it would take years to review many chemicals that scientists and consumers are worried about.
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"We are afraid that a reporter come to our lab, to our country, to find out why we synthesize these chemicals, or why we sell these chemicals to your country," he said.
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An estimated five million to 10 million people in the country may be drinking water laced with high levels of the chemicals, known as Per-and polyfluoroalkyl substances, or highly fluorinated chemicals.
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A study published last year found that chemicals in e-cigarette flavors reacted with other chemicals in the e-cigarette liquid, creating new products, which have the potential to irritate the lungs.
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A total of 55 endocrine disruptors were detected, while 11 products were found to contain seven chemicals prohibited in the European Union, with hair relaxers marketed at children containing the highest levels of chemicals prohibited in the EU. Most concerning of all, they found that 84% of chemicals detected were not listed on the product label.
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And research on exposure to — and health effects associated with — chemicals found in consumer products led to California's Proposition 85033, which requires the state to publish a list of chemicals known to cause cancer, birth defects, or other reproductive harm and requires businesses to disclose the use of large amounts of chemicals in their supply chains.
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The CEO Climate Dialogue includes the chief executives of BASF Corporation (chemicals), BP (oil and gas), Citi (banking), Dominion Energy (electricity and gas), Dow (chemicals), DTE Energy (electricity and gas), DuPont (chemicals), Exelon (electricity, gas, and nuclear energy), Ford (automobiles), LafargeHolcim (building materials), PG&E (electricity and gas), Shell (oil and gas), and Unilever (consumer goods).
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FRANKFURT, Feb 2 (Reuters) - German specialty chemicals maker Wacker Chemie posted forecast-beating core earnings in the fourth quarter, lifted by rising demand at its chemicals division as well as a weak euro.
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Margins and earnings were on the rise in engineering plastics and at its Performance Chemicals unit, a maker of leather-tanning and water treatment chemicals as well as colour pigments for roofing tiles.
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They looked for the presence of potentially toxic chemicals and divided them into five classes of chemicals, two of which were found to be more common than the rest: phthalates and flame retardants.
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Under the 1976 law, the E.P.A. is required to evaluate the safety of new chemicals introduced in the marketplace but not the roughly 64,000 chemicals that were already being used in American commerce.
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But babies' delicate skin is more permeable than adults', so any chemicals we apply may be more likely to be absorbed, and their immature organs may be less able to handle those chemicals.
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Although these mind-altering chemicals are called cannabinoids, since they are designed to be similar to the chemicals found in marijuana, their actual impacts on the brain and body are much more powerful.
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They want to know how and why companies make decisions about chemicals to use and not to use — because they have noticed that some companies use chemicals that others have moved away from.
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The groups sued the EPA on Monday over rules, published in July, that determine which uses of chemicals the agency will assess before allowing the chemicals to be sold on the open market.
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Since burning tobacco is what releases most of its harmful chemicals, the company is claiming the device is less harmful than cigarettes; it claims iQOS eliminates 90 to 95 percent of the chemicals.
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Charring meat contributes to the formation of those dangerous chemicals.
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Authorities were said to suspect cleaning chemicals caused the explosion.
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Chemicals and chemical product prices edged up by 0.4 percent.
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What are the benefits of these chemicals versus their risks?
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Lygos: Genetically modify yeast to produce sustainable chemicals without petroleum.
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"I definitely taste the chemicals," one of my friends says.
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The vessel is a dual purpose oil or chemicals tanker.
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Proud, honest, and with an ass full of hazardous chemicals.
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So, are these chemicals any more effective in other products?
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"We are all immaculate complex compositions of chemicals," she said.
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These include chemicals, building materials, furniture and some consumer electronics.
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Seasonal payment deadlines also loom for seeds, chemicals and equipment.
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The chemicals at the Arkema facility appeared to be contained.
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However, inhaling toxic chemicals is not the only safety risk.
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Previous research has shown these chemicals can leach into food.
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The chemicals joined the floodwater already accumulating at the factory.
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BASF's construction chemicals business was an attractive business, Jenisch said.
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These generators are key for keeping chemicals at low temperatures.
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Many were accused of dumping chemicals directly into nearby rivers.
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Then Monsanto Industrial Chemicals took over the plant in 1935.
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But increasingly researchers are finding the chemicals in the air.
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Genetically modified yeasts already make vaccines, drugs and speciality chemicals.
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Researchers also worry about controlling pollution by adding more chemicals.
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"We're not just chemicals, right, we're materials," the CEO said.
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Lorries full of chemicals and equipment could not pass unnoticed.
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Floodwaters are a cesspool of harmful bacteria and toxic chemicals.
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These traps mimic mosquito breeding sites, but contain toxic chemicals.
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The samples showed low levels of neonicotinoid chemicals after treatment.
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We can get access to lethal chemicals through our work.
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In 2011, the country decided to phase out those chemicals.
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But the methods leak chemicals into rocks, soil and rivers.
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CY, and at chemicals and plastics distributor Nexeo Solutions NXEO.
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Or it could be chemicals that aren't fragrances at all.
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The air chokes with the smell of smoke and chemicals.
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The agency is required by law to preiodically review chemicals.
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The buyer is China International United Petroleum & Chemicals Co., Ltd.
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And many do not realize the chemicals in the devices.
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BASF, a chemicals giant, has 35,000 in similarly modest Ludwigshafen.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British specialty chemicals maker Croda International Plc (CRDA.
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Become intoxicated by the chemicals released by the tiny loops.
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Its aim is to become a global leader in chemicals.
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Shares of the German chemicals group rose over 2 percent.
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Many of those firms are copycats cranking out commodity chemicals.
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Some of these chemicals are also found in cigarette smoke.
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BERLIN/MUNICH (Reuters) - German specialty chemicals group Wacker Chemie's (WCHG.
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Back to the chemicals: Soneji uses benzaldehyde as an example.
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HFCs are chemicals used primarily in air conditioning and refrigeration.
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And the safety of new chemicals coming into the market?
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The three new units would be materials, chemicals and solutions.
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Agricultural chemicals are imported from other countries without trade embargoes.
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N) and specialty chemicals provider Ashland Global Holdings Inc (ASH.
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Altura's other customer is a Chinese chemicals firm called Lionergy.
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That gave a boost to energy, chemicals and machinery companies.
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Some have come under scrutiny for using chemicals like triclosan.
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Both chemicals are known carcinogens commonly found in California taps.
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Americans are exposed to hundreds of chemicals from household items.
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But dumping chemicals into the water carries new environmental burdens.
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The Usolyekhimprom plant used to manufacture chlorine, among other chemicals.
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The chemicals have been linked to cancer and other illnesses.
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In some cases, these chemicals have been useful to humans.
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Hazmat teams found cleaning chemicals, powder baby formula at scene.
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To clarify: Cleaning chemicals believed to cause patients' respiratory symptoms.
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Source: Zero Discharge of Hazardous Chemicals, Better Cotton Initiative, UNEP
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - China Petroleum and Chemicals Corp (Sinopec) (0386.
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Specialty chemicals manufacturer W.R. Grace also completed a takeover deal.
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Instead, chemicals course through its veins to give it power.
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These chemicals have been linked to cancer and reproductive issues.
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All of these chemicals pose potential dangers to developing infants.
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It also has substantial operations in energy logistics and chemicals.
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Linde also pulled the chemicals sector index down 0.9 percent.
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Chemicals surged into my brain with every scream and squish.
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Lo and behold: The chemicals had permanently damaged the screen.
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Accidentally dosing oneself with psychoactive chemicals has rich historical roots.
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Those chemicals also leave us with that classic itchy bump.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Informal talks between Swiss chemicals group Clariant (CLN.
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More commonly, your vaginal walls can get irritated by chemicals.
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According to their suit, the couple's room smelled of chemicals.
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For hospitals, it means using additional disinfecting chemicals like chlorine.
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Indiscriminate use of the chemicals, she said, was killing wildlife.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - German drug and crop chemicals maker Bayer (BAYGn.
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The chemicals sector was among Europe's top performers, rising 1.1%.
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The neurons were secreting new chemicals, and in large amounts.
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They're bleached, polyester fibers that contain a lot of chemicals.
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More than just chemicals, diamonds involve preciousness, authenticity and heritage.
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The solution also contained chemicals intended to block nerve signals.
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The plasma from land mammals quickly broke down the chemicals.
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Tap water in Miami, Florida contains "forever chemicals" called PFAS.
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The armed forces also developed nonmilitary uses of nonlethal chemicals.
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Haereticus Environmental Lab publishes a list of chemicals to avoid.
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Plus, it is free from parabens, soaps, and harsh chemicals.
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"Floristry flowers are pumped full of unregulated chemicals," says Elworthy.
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The chemicals are no longer manufactured in the United States.
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We'll find different chemicals in the water on different years.
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The female spreads the chemicals on the eggs she lays.
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There is more to love than brain chemicals, we know.
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She is already concerned about what chemicals will replace it.
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DUESSELDORF, Germany (Reuters) - German chemicals and plastics maker Covestro's (1COV.
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MM) is in talks with German chemicals firm BASF (BASFn.
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Now the hard work of analyzing those chemicals is beginning.
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One of the sectors most exposed to China is chemicals.
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She's made cleaning up these dangerous chemicals a top priority.
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Anyway, you can like mix the chemicals and cross process.
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Plant workers evacuated after moving the chemicals into nine trailers.
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Silos also are installed to store the refined coal chemicals.
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Apparently, not enough pool chemicals were stocked for the Olympics.
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Some of these chemicals in certain concentrations will kill you.
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It makes you think: What are these chemicals derived from?
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And it blamed the deaths on chemicals at the plant.
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Studies have linked these chemicals to breast and other cancers.
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Wohlrabe said the decline in the index was mainly due to a weaker performance from the chemicals and electric industry: "Export expectations in the chemicals sector have fallen significantly due to Britain," he said.
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The agency tested for these "fluorinated" chemicals, also called "per- and poly-fluoroalkyl substances," or "PFAS" chemicals, because they are widely found in water-resistant packaging and consumer products, and used to manufacture them.
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For example, the agency also detected the chemicals in cows' milk at a dairy in New Mexico and produce grown in North Carolina — both at sites where the chemicals have contaminated the drinking water.
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We know so far that using high voltages in vapes can release formaldehyde-causing chemicals; we also know that vaping exposes users to more toxic chemicals and heavy metals than people who don't vape.
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Standing for Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation and Restriction of Chemicals, Reach requires companies to register the substances they use, creating a vast central database that is managed by the European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) in Helsinki.
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Peanuts have a soft shell that's permeable to chemicals and toxins Peanuts have a soft shell that's permeable to chemicals and toxins, which means the flesh is exposed to pesticides, mold, and fungi, too.
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BASF, whose products also include coatings, foam chemicals, catalytic converters and mining chemicals, forecast an 5 percent drop in 226 earnings before interest and tax (EBIT) would come to 21 billion euros ($20.9209 billion).
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Novartis did not export dual-use chemicals to a Syrian partner, the Swiss drugmaker said on Wednesday, amid scrutiny of shipments by German chemicals distributor Brenntag via a Swiss subsidiary in 2014.
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Pre-emption of states' authority to regulate chemicals independently of the federal government has long been a sticking point for Democrats throughout the years of negotiations on reforming the 1976 Toxic Chemicals Safety Act.
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No indication available The chemicals company said adjusted core earnings gained 22 percent in the first quarter as cheaper raw materials outweighed a decline in prices of its transparent polycarbonate plastics and foam chemicals.
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Putting the chemicals on the control list ensures closer international monitoring of suspicious orders and transactions, which should make it harder for people aiming to produce fentanyl illegally to get hold of these chemicals.
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Officials had been advising residents concerned about one group of chemicals, called trihalomethanes, to ask their doctors for advice; the chemicals were elevated for months because of heavy disinfection treatment and are possibly carcinogenic.
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"As we've used those chemicals over the course of many decades, there are concerns across the country about those chemicals getting into the environment and impacting communities in an adverse way," Mr. Pruitt said.
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The residents exposed to the 90 chemicals in 85033 combinations that are sprayed up to 19 times a day, impact citizens, especially children, which could be permanently altered by the presence of these chemicals.
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These independent studies looked at what chemicals were in the tires, how much the chemicals out-gassed, how children were actually exposed and what happened as the fields heated up in the warmer months.
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Since so many chemicals pollute our larger environment, not just our foods, even if you avoid all packaged and processed foods (a near impossibility), you're still exposed to these chemicals in our environment every day.
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Although some previous research suggests that agricultural chemicals may be linked with certain cancers, researchers don't have a clear picture of whether organic foods free of these chemicals can help lower the risk of cancer.
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Babies in the womb are particularly vulnerable to endocrine disrupting chemicals, although that was not part of this analysis, said Dr. Niels E. Skakkebaek, who studies these chemicals at the University of Copenhagen in Denmark.
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Chemicals absorbed into skin -- for better or worse Even though the Food and Drug Administration allows the ingredients in sunscreen, there's insufficient evidence to show how the chemicals affect the human body beyond UV protection.
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Other deals in recent weeks were forced to increase pricing to attract investors, include German cigarette filter maker Acetow, chemicals manufacturer ASK Chemicals, Italian business process outsourcing company Comdata and Polish wood material company Pfleiderer.
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She hopes to find a crazy array of chemicals inside the exotic creatures, from bacteria to mollusks, thriving on deep-sea volcanic vents—chemicals that may one day cure diseases or be useful as antibiotics.
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Road salt crystals, which are often a combination of several chemicals, sting dogs' paws, and ingesting the toxic chemicals can have serious consequences, according to the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.
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Many signs indicate that the administration intends to greenlight many GMO crops, pesticides, and chemicals, make easier regulatory review processes intended to protect against consequences of these chemicals, dismantle the national organic standards, and more.
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ACOG's 2013 opinion already includes a list of key chemicals, and links to "exposure assessment" forms that instruct doctors to ask about everything from lead paint to chemicals used at work to personal care products.
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But the chemicals are also a key ingredient in firefighting foam, which is used heavily on military bases and leaves the chemicals seeping into groundwater that often supplies the drinking water for nearby communities. ADVERTISEMENT
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Chemicals squirting through my brain ramp up the associated feelings of unpleasantness, while other chemicals compensate by inducing hallucinations of desirable activities, such as vibrations I might emit to Jessica to make her like me.
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On average, women are exposed to 168 chemicals a day in the 12 personal care products they use, while men are exposed to 85 chemicals in the six products they use in a day. Sens.
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Chemicals: The EPA is giving the public another 60 days to comment on a rule that will require anyone intending to manufacture or process three certain chemicals to give the agency a 90-day notice.
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The Obama EPA also proposed requiring that any new use of PFAS-type chemicals and PFOA-related chemicals be approved by the EPA, but the Trump-led EPA has not put this rule into effect.
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Police also found weapons, ammunition and chemicals for making synthetic drugs.
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Many of those chemicals end up in the nation's water systems.
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ChemChina has just bought Syngenta, a Swiss chemicals firm, for $46bn.
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The microbes just shrugged these chemicals off and continued to thrive.
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LONDON/BERLIN (Reuters) - German chemicals and healthcare group Bayer AG (BAYGn.
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For one of these chemicals, cadmium, there is now a solution.
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The company describes itself as a manufacturer of specialty silicone chemicals.
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DARMSTADT, Germany (Reuters) - German drugs and chemicals group Merck KGaA (MRCG.
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Had the fumes from the cleaning chemicals finally damaged her brain?
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Those four chemicals can be synthetic or come from natural sources.
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Overall, a third of fast-food packaging samples contained fluorinated chemicals.
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Chemicals was one of the worst performing sectors, off 1.9 percent.
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Emissions of greenhouse gases and other noxious chemicals are a worry.
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Exxon's third major business line, producing chemicals, also suffered from downtime.
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Profits at the chemicals unit fell 20 percent to $744 million.
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Muslim shop owners put chemicals in bras to sterilize Buddhist women.
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These chemicals can harm human health, as well as the environment.
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She doesn't need major scrubs or products with lots of chemicals.
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Bayer's and Monsanto's catalogs of seeds and chemicals complement one another.
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And now, scientists have found these chemicals in household pets, too.
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The company produces paper without using timber, water or harsh chemicals.
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Unlike opium, meth is a synthetic drug made by mixing chemicals.
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Airobotics' first contract for this system is with Israel Chemicals (ICL).
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Even if they're assisted by chemicals, GMOs, HGH, I don't care.
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South African chemicals and energy company Sasol also raised $2.25 billion.
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" Air Products & Chemicals: "I think Air Products is doing incredibly well.
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They should have had the exact same responses to the chemicals.
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He often preserved their body parts in chemicals after dismembering them.
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The ethanol and flavor chemicals move through the chambers and condense.
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Weaves, braids, chemicals, and styling processes can also exacerbate the problem.
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Most of the toxic chemicals in cigarettes are produced by combustion.
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The bees then associate the scent of the chemicals with food.
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The chemicals within our brains are partly responsible for these urges.
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Then they toss the chemicals to the ground or into rivers.
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The rise in profits was driven mostly by refining and chemicals.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexican plastic pipe and chemicals company Mexichem (MEXCHEM.
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The Defense Department uses foam containing the chemicals for military exercises.
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The academy claims these chemicals pose health risks, especially for children.
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What chemicals could have sparked the process before those enzymes evolved?
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Problem is, these chemicals are way too good at their job.
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Hooker nevertheless entombed 21,800 tons of hazardous chemicals there over time.
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I scoured the countryside for vegetables safely grown without any chemicals.
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It now uses "closed loop" production that stops chemicals seeping out.
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And let us remember: safety around chemicals involves more than injuries.
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The Administration may think workers and kids are safe around chemicals.
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"It's not as if these are new, emerging chemicals," he said.
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Diet is considered a major route of exposure to these chemicals.
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AS) chemicals business for 10.1 billion euros ($11.5 billion) in October.
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Chemicals stocks were among the best performers, up by 0.24 percent.
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No, you see packaged products and chemicals that we're calling 'food.
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Second round of wage talks for Germany's chemicals sector workers begins.
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Arkansas are having trouble acquiring the requisite chemicals—which is why
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Ozone-depleting chemicals in the atmosphere reached their zenith in 1994.
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As long as they're not research chemicals, drugs tested with Checkit!
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As this residue was heated up, it released even more chemicals.
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These two chemicals has never been reported in e-cigs before.
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Later, the brain was rewarmed and the cryoprotectant chemicals were removed.
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"The growth is in materials; it is in chemicals," he added.
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It also has divisions for chemicals, lubricants, batteries and electronic materials.
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The chemicals are good at resisting heat, grease, stains, and water.
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Humans have always used chemicals as ways to change their moods.
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These guys deal with chemicals and pipettes, not code and product.
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Those chemicals should make you feel happy and good, she says.
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It's the tar and other chemicals that do the real harm.
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The medics said none of the patients were hurt by chemicals.
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It is relatively easy to remove perfluorinated chemicals from drinking water.
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Tractors plowed over the crops and sprayed the land with chemicals.
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"I'm sure there are no chemicals in this water," she said.
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In metals and chemicals, sentiment edged up to 64 from 63.
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Products with those chemicals can stay on the market for now.
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The FDA continues to test the ingredient for cancer-causing chemicals.
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The chemicals have also become a growing concern on Capitol Hill.
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Chemicals giant DuPont was founded in 1802 as a gunpowder manufacturer.
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The EPA has only banned six chemicals under the TSCA law.
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At least 69 of these chemicals are known to cause cancer.
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If you want to avoid chemicals, then a bottle of Mrs.
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It said it would dispose of its chemicals division as planned.
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Foods are contaminated with chemicals and no wildlife seems to survive.
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Are chemicals leaching out of these plastics and then causing toxicity?
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My daughter does most of cleaning around the house without chemicals.
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According to Wishart, these chemicals and their interactions affect energy balance.
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The parasite extends the life of its host basically through chemicals.
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That's not to mention all of the chemicals—pesticides, fertilizers, etc.
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Growing resistance to Roundup is also reviving old, and contentious, chemicals.
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Admittedly, there are restrictions in place regarding use of these chemicals.
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The problem was that Sokol owned stock in the chemicals company.
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They are also exposed to pesticides, chemicals, and harsh weather conditions.
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In many processes, they have taken the place of toxic chemicals.
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Most perfumes are made with chemicals, and I rarely wear them.
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Is there anything a can of lethal industrial chemicals CAN'T do?
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Experimental studies are required next to prove which chemicals work best.
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Chemicals found in makeup, toothpaste, and soap could trigger early puberty.
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"Plants boost serotonin levels and dissolve volatile airborne chemicals," she said.
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These stable chemicals were widely used as refrigerants and cleaning solvents.
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Scientists and environmentalists say chemicals from fireworks can pollute drinking supplies.
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Sherman is an environmentalist who formerly worked illegally dumping toxic chemicals.
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Most toxic chemicals in cigarette smoke are produced when tobacco combusts.
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"One of Shell's growth aspirations is in chemicals," Ms. Mercer said.
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Imagine the surplus of chemicals needed to make these durable particles.
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But broadly, chemicals are what make up humans and our food.
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Hormone-disrupting chemicals can also be biologically powerful at those doses.
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Yes, there are chemicals in vaccines, but they are not toxic.
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Also, my wife is into wellness and is not into chemicals.
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Chemicals for bottling and canning were diverted to create rocket fuel.
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Like honeybees, other bee species face risks from chemicals and pathogens.
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Phasing out these dangerous chemicals will help us fight climate change.
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Oil and gas, manufacturing, and chemicals struggle more in that case.
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Indiscriminate use of these chemicals, she said, was killing off wildlife.
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You're also not sending as many chemicals into the sewer system.
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Less often, stones are formed of uric acid or other chemicals.
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The plant stores other hazardous chemicals, including sulfur dioxide and isobutylene.
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Because the chemicals used for lethal injection were about to expire.
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Are you in love or high on chemicals in your brain?
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But that assessment was dropped, alongside those for nine other chemicals.
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Some of the best-known chemicals are PFOS, PFOA and GenX.
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In some cases, the chemicals were present only in trace amounts.
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Our bodies, our food, our world is made up of chemicals.
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Dissolved, it releases sodium ions that can block the bitter chemicals.
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It provides a medium for chemicals to interact with each other.
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An exterminator sends a blast of noxious chemicals into their home.
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The chemicals have also been the subject of Capitol Hill scrutiny.
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Harsh cleaning chemicals can permanently dull the finish and leave streaks.
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"My grandfather was too stingy to buy chemicals," Mr. Amoreau said.
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The foundation is the top shareholder of German chemicals group Evonik.
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These drugs mimic chemicals the body naturally produces to balance inflammation.
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Exposure to these chemicals could mean an increased risk of cancer.
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Hemp uses significantly less water and chemicals than cotton during cultivation.
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The history of American efforts to regulate chemicals makes it clear.
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And your hands have smeared hundreds of chemicals across its surface.
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Even with the protective gear, flakes of the chemicals get everywhere.
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He had been decapitated, his body doused in chemicals and burned.
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These wastes contaminated soil, groundwater, and surface water with hazardous chemicals.
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Consolidated Container provides packaging solutions for beverage, food, and household chemicals.
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There does not appear to be hazardous chemicals in the air.
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Often, accomplishing that calls for treatments with various dyes and chemicals.
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Ten chemicals have been teed up to get the process started.
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"Chinese chemicals, it's a clip on: top and bottom," Trump says.
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Many of these chemicals turn carcinogenic when heated to high temperatures.
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They think it's because of the chemicals in their new uniforms.
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The track you're hearing is "Chemicals" from the album Sleeping Giant.
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All of Beboe's cannabis is grown without pesticides or other chemicals.
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Firefighters were able to control the blaze before the chemicals exploded.
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Meantime, more and more synthetic chemicals continue to hit the market.
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"We are exposing our populations to many chemicals which are untested."
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And more importantly, won't your body absorb all those terrible chemicals?
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In Palau, 10 chemicals are prohibited, a list that could grow.
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"I wanted something natural, to minimize the chemicals," Ms. Kalinicheva said.
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Among the few proposed agricultural targets are farm chemicals and cucumbers.
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But with many of these chemicals, there's a health trade-off.
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There's this broad-brush idea that all synthetic chemicals are bad.
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The new law requires the EPA to prioritize chemicals for evaluation.
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"Humans are exposed to many, many chemicals at once," Vandenberg said.
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And unlike toxic chemicals, financial markets evolve according to those rules.
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Many of the chemicals weren't listed on the products' ingredient labels.
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They measured the concentration of the chemicals in each hair product.
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These chemicals activate opioid receptors, just like heroin and Oxycontin can.
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Since 2013 companies need a license to export chemicals to Syria.
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This is true of the U.S. Toxic Substances Control Act, the federal law that regulates chemicals used commercially in the U.S. European law regulating chemicals in commerce, known as REACH (Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation and Restriction of Chemicals), requires manufacturers to submit a full set of toxicity data to the European Chemical Agency before a chemical can be approved for use.
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ZURICH, June 26 (Reuters) - Novartis did not export dual-use chemicals to a Syrian partner, the Swiss drugmaker said on Wednesday, amid scrutiny of shipments by German chemicals distributor Brenntag via a Swiss subsidiary in 2014.
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"If you don't have ADHD, you are taking regular levels of neurological chemicals and heightening them past the normal level, whereas for people with ADHD, it brings their chemicals to a normal level," Dr. Diaz says.
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Scientists have found these chemicals, called per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFASs), most everywhere they've looked, including in the tissue of animals like polar bears that are far removed from places the chemicals are produced or used.
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Markus Mayer, a chemicals industry analyst at Baader Helvea who dubs Clariant the No. 1 takeover target in the global speciality chemicals industries, told Reuters this week he estimates the merger's chances at just 50-50.
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The budget is part of Petronas Chemicals Group Bhd's efforts to make high-margin specialty chemicals a central part of its business, Sazali Hamzah said in an interview with Reuters at the Asia Oil & Gas Conference.
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The budget is part of Petronas Chemicals Group Bhd's efforts to make high-margin speciality chemicals a central part of its business, Sazali Hamzah said in an interview with Reuters at the Asia Oil & Gas Conference.
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FRANKFURT, Feb 1 (Reuters) - German chemicals maker BASF said it was temporarily ramping down a U.S. plant making chemicals for soft foams used in car seats and mattresses after supplies of a raw material were disrupted.
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In November, SABIC, the world's fourth-biggest petrochemicals company, and state-run Aramco, the world's largest oil firm, signed a deal to build a chemicals complex to convert 45 percent of crude oil to chemicals directly.
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There is no federal regulation of these chemicals, though the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) acknowledges that exposure to them can be dangerous for humans and that the chemicals can be found in food and water supplies.
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Tariffs would also hurt the chemicals industry, which depends on China for several chemicals that are not available anywhere else and are critical to American manufacturing, said Cal Dooley, the president of the American Chemistry Council.
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In the absence of stronger regulations, there are things you can do to limit your exposure to chemicals in food: But even if you do all these things, it's impossible to totally avoid these common chemicals.
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The Chemical Safety Board has sought to close the loophole for reactive chemicals since 2002, when it issued a study that detailed 167 accidents involving the chemicals that had resulted in 108 deaths over two decades.
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MUNICH, Oct 7 (Reuters) - Chemicals group BASF will set up a joint venture with Avantium, a specialist in biobased industrial materials, in the Netherlands to produce plant-based chemicals used to make plastics, it said on Friday.
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BRUSSELS, Nov 7 (Reuters) - Belgium's Solvay issued a five-year outlook on Thursday including plans to reorganise into three business units - materials, chemicals and solutions - as the chemicals maker reported a slip in third-quarter core profit.
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CALIFORNIA CONSIDERS BAN OF ALL COSMETICS WITH CANCER CAUSING CHEMICALS: California is considering a bill that would ban the sale of all cosmetics in state that contain certain chemicals known to cause cancer and other health effects.
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FRANKFURT, Nov 7 - German chemicals group BASF has asked the two remaining private-equity suitors of its 3 billion euro ($3.3 billion) construction chemicals unit for final bids by Friday, three people close to the matter said.
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The House is set to pass a bill on Tuesday intended to overhaul the nation's 40-year-old law governing toxic chemicals, a measure that would for the first time subject thousands of household chemicals to regulation.
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The Pentagon has used PFAS-related chemicals extensively as a firefighting tool, and it has confirmed the release or the possible release of the chemicals at 401 locations nationwide, in some cases contaminating known drinking water supplies.
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Elliott Management continues to put pressure on Akzo Nobel, the Dutch paint and chemicals maker that has tried to parry a takeover with a plan that involved returning money to investors and splitting off its chemicals business.
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Texas accounts for about 70 percent of U.S. production of ethylene, one of the most important chemicals used to make plastics, according to Kevin McCarthy, a partner at Vertical Research Partners who covers the global chemicals industry.
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A clean room's floor is often actually a grate, under which a "sub-fab" lies where some of these tubes lead to equipment that sucks in lots of nasty chemicals and transforms them into less nasty chemicals.
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Because some chemicals used in these products (which aren't covered by TSCA) have additional uses that fall under TSCA's purview, the upgraded review process could potentially avert hazardous chemicals' use in a wide range of consumer products.
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Vegetables and fruit don't form dangerous chemicals when cooked at high temperatures.
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Scientists are interested in studying what minerals and chemicals the asteroid contains.
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Every Monday and Friday she works in Wuxi, inspecting the chemicals factory.
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Those chemicals make the fish taste bad, smelly "fishy," and rot quickly.
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Neoplants FabricNano – LONDON FabricNano designs artificial cells that produce chemicals 100x faster.
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In most stress responses, the body produces chemicals called pro-inflammatory cytokines.
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According to the film, it's full of mercury, antibiotics, and other chemicals.
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How about real dirty chemicals, that's what I say we put there.
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Calumet has been shedding assets not related to producing specialty chemicals products.
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But not all products that contain antimicrobial chemicals are advertised as such.
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Some companies inject industrial waste into some caverns, or chemicals or gas.
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Scientist raised the alarm and ozone-depleting chemicals were phased out worldwide.
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Lithium Ion batteries contain volatile chemicals that, when properly manufactured, are safe.
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Orgasms release key chemicals in the brain like dopamine, oxytocin, and prolactin.
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As DeCarlo explains, the chemicals found in thirdhand smoke often include nitrogen.
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Chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) — chemicals that were widely used in refrigerators and air conditioners.
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One reason is the rapid turnover of the chemicals in the mix.
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There have been reports of these chemicals being found in breast milk.
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In most stress responses, the body produces chemicals called pro-inflammatory cytokines.
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Inside of a vaping cartridge is a flavored nicotine and other chemicals.
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When the groundwater eventually evaporated, the chemicals were leftover in the cracks.
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Shares of Covestro AG rose 2%, lifting the chemicals sub-sector 0.5%.
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On its website Thursday, Akema listed possible harmful chemicals in the smoke.
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Inhibiting such chemicals has been a subject of animal and human research.
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It's also PTFE- and PFOA-free, in case you're concerned about chemicals.
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Their chemicals seep into our water supply and then we drink them.
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This depot stored an array of toxic industrial chemicals in Anniston, Alabama.
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Albemarle makes technologically advanced specialty chemicals for various industries, including rechargeable batteries.
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Sophisticated testing could distinguish drugs and chemicals from those in embalming fluid.
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Some of the chemicals can depress the central nervous system, causing drowsiness.
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How do these chemicals get into palm oil in the first place?
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Salamander skin also hosts an array of chemicals with potential medical importance.
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Many have turned to lightly regulated compounding pharmacies, which can mix chemicals.
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German plastics and chemicals company Covestro rose 2.5 percent after its results.
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It'll be looking for chemicals that could signal activity on the surface.
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Try to stay away from the foods that are filled with chemicals.
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This remarkable turnaround in the American chemicals industry's fortunes raises two questions.
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Its listed units include Formosa Plastics Corp and Formosa Chemicals & Fiber Corp.
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You look at CSX's end market, and its autos, chemicals and metals.
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For effective cleaning without the chemicals, shop these 11 natural cleaning brands.
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Speaking of harsh chemicals, do embalmers worry about being exposed to them?
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There are simpler chemicals that could ... What's in it for the mushroom?
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"That law presumed that chemicals are innocent until proven guilty," he said.
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A full-scale version would not need additional chemicals beyond the CO2.
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Landmines leak traces of explosive chemicals into the ground and the air.
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It's overwhelming, overstimulating and probably has a lot of chemicals in it.
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In fact all varieties of mac and cheese tested contained the chemicals.
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Skin is biological material that reacts to different chemicals in different ways.
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California added glyphosate to its list of chemicals known to cause cancer.
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These chemicals provide the "perfect nutrients" to worsen the bloom, Bartleson said.
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In some cases, genuine castoreum was probably replaced with cheaper synthetic chemicals.
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It would ask for mandatory disclosure of the chemicals they were using.
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Output also fell last month for machinery, chemicals, electronics and aerospace equipment.
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The chemicals are banned from the battlefield under the Chemical Weapons Convention.
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One might point out that real fruits also are made from chemicals.
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It should supersede other chemicals that I've used courtesy of ' Pig' Pharma.
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Then the area was doused with chlorine, lye and other antibacterial chemicals.
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The same chemicals were also found, upsettingly, in the male dogs' testes.
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The chemicals also impaired the ability of the cells to function properly.
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Take it out, because commodity chemicals are not doing well right now.
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Are you tired of attacking your hair with heat, chemicals, and products?
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The outside one's for bodily waste, full of quaternary ammonium compound chemicals.
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Two particular chemicals of interest are THC and cannabadiol, known as CBD.
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She also said he was sweating heavily and smelled of PCP chemicals.
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The world's largest chemicals company wants the trade war to end quickly.
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It's void of corrosive chemicals, too, making it non-threatening to pets.
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When he mixed it with protein-destroying chemicals, however, it became harmless.
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Instead, it's using chemicals instead of grapes or fermentation to replicate wine.
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They also take samples of chemicals produced and stored at declared facilities.
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"I was looking at the chemicals they were degrading into," Bates said.
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That's the same approach the European Union takes when it's regulating chemicals.
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"The chemicals haven't been working for a really long time," she says.
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When the feminine meets the masculine, like the chemicals in our bodies.
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But this is good news for companies that produce and disseminate chemicals.
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A large part of the EPA's job is regulating chemicals and fertilizers.
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Lithium is Albemarle's largest segment, with two smaller units selling industrial chemicals.
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The coal is treated with chemicals to cut mercury and smog pollution.
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But treat your prized Air Jordans with chemicals not designed for sneakers?
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Some people in Idaho say the government is poisoning them with chemicals.
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It sells chemicals, orthodontic products, medical devices, power storage equipment and more.
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SE) has no interest in taking over Swiss chemicals firm Clariant (CLN.
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They had stashed precursor chemicals for explosives, though the quantities were modest.
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There are currently no enforceable drinking water standards related to the chemicals.
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There are certain prohibited chemicals, but this is a dual-use technology.
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The two chemicals are part of a group of polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS).
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I knew how the chemicals in my brain were driving my emotions.
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A "1" consists of the same chemicals as polyester, technically polyethylene terephthalate.
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Another US issuer, chemicals company LyondellBasell, issued in the currency this week.
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"In sufficient concentrations the chemicals can injure and kill cells," Kelly said.
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The two chemicals are the most widely used inputs in the industry.
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"In agriculture, you need chemicals, herbicides, seed companies and equipment," he said.
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The biggest gains went to phone companies, chemicals makers and consumer stocks.
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The Syrian government used chemicals to brutalize its citizens in Khan Sheikhoun.
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These chemicals are environmentally harmful and eventually lead to pesticide-resistant bugs.
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Scientists discovered that glaciers like this can store these chemicals for decades.
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The EPA must focus on public health and safety when assessing chemicals.
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Do not create any loopholes for new chemicals to escape EPA scrutiny.
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Banned chemicals will inevitably be used, whether in bad faith or not.
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Who do you want deciding what chemicals are safe for your children?
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The chemicals seeped into groundwater, contaminating water supplies and locally grown food.
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Plastics at sea can pick up toxic chemicals and cart them around.
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The chemicals company LyondellBasell Industries rose $2.16, or 2.9 percent, to $77.49.
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Without these chemicals, water cannot be purified and made safe for drinking.
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All the while, they are exposed to heat, cold, chemicals and noise.
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The Chinese government bought Syngenta, the world's largest producer of agricultural chemicals.
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Formaldehyde is one of the most widely used chemicals in the world.
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KASSEL, Germany (Reuters) - The planned merger of German chemicals group BASF's (BASFn.
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Don't you want more of those feel-good chemicals in your brain?
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Many experts suspect there could be dangerous chemicals lurking in some vapes.
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DuPont, the chemicals giant, picked up $1.58, or 2.4 percent, to $1.933.
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Chemicals, including the ethanol in alcoholic drinks, absorb light to varying degrees.
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The challenges: Most are currently fueled by toxic chemicals like hydrogen peroxide.
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But the spacecraft also detected hydrogen, carbon dioxide, methane and other chemicals.
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The vapor produced by e-cigarettes contains no dangerous chemicals or carcinogens.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - The chief executive of Swiss specialty chemicals company Sika SIK.
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And urine has chemicals in it that can impact how things bind.
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Phones are made with toxic chemicals and are usually teeming with bacteria.
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Ten percent of these chemicals are hazardous to humans and the environment.
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"We don't need chemicals," he says, indicating a small line of shrubs.
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Upstream refers to basic petrochemicals, and downstream to more complex specialty chemicals.
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KMG Chemicals shares gained more than 5 percent in after-hours trading.
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Daikin, based in Osaka, Japan, makes both air-conditioning hardware and chemicals.
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Right away, they saw a huge spike in levels of hazardous chemicals.
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Stacked against their favor For one, shifting away from chemicals takes time.
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I am allergic to harsh chemicals such as bleach and hydrogen peroxide.
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Torres told police Sierra had died after ingesting chemicals on Aug. 27.
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In the '60s they were using chemicals to arrive at that state.
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As the plastics break down, they release toxic chemicals, threatening marine life.
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More chemicals will be added to produce tiny white pellets containing carbon.
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Chemicals in blue crab urine are scented death messages to mud crabs.
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But whether tiny amounts of chemicals present a health concern is unknown.
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Exposure to chemicals is linked to a wide array of pediatric diseases.
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Chemicals break apart the virus and stabilize its genetic material, called RNA.
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Torres allegedly told investigators Sierra had died after ingesting chemicals on Aug.
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EPA cleanups in the harbor over the years have targeted dangerous chemicals.
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Disinfecting refers to the use of chemicals to kill germs on surfaces.
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He is an adviser to Pruitt on chemicals, according to the agency.
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We need more testing of chemicals before they are marketed, not less.
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"There were certainly precursor chemicals that had been produced," Commissioner Phelan said.
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After the war, mechanized tools, technology and new agricultural chemicals became available.
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Atotech makes speciality chemicals and equipment for printed circuit boards and semiconductors.
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The researchers meticulously measured the levels of different chemicals in different varieties.
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Some families say that more than 1,100 died because of the chemicals.
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The BBC reports TPC processes chemicals used to make rubber and resins.
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Chemtrade, a supplier of industrial chemicals, initially offered C$1.45 per share.
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However, the CDC said there may also be more chemicals at play.
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Other chemicals could have also played a role in the ongoing outbreak.
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The presence of these chemicals is a warning of almost imminent danger.
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For example, pesticide companies funded fraudulent testing of their chemicals for decades.
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"We'll need more to cover products, chemicals and market analysis," Zhang said.
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A vinegar factory exploded due to water mixing volatile chemicals, shocking everyone.
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Traditional electrode manufacturing techniques require working with toxic chemicals and high temperatures.
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"These two chemicals by themselves are not chemically interesting," Dr. Berenbaum said.
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I don't think the chemicals in sunscreen are good for your skin.
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Ill-fitting gear can leave skin exposed to nasty chemicals, Taylor says.
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A valve releases, fusing two previously separated chemicals to form carbon dioxide.
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There are chemicals in conventional tampons; no one is really denying this.
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The problem has already proven to be enormously costly for chemicals manufacturers.
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But even prestige options can contain harsh abrasives or potentially harmful chemicals.
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They argued that the merger undervalued Clariant, a Swiss maker of chemicals.
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And the company has pledged to stop using perfluorinated chemicals by 2023.
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Her mother is a retired instrumentation technician for DSM Chemicals in Augusta.
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The Environmental Protection Agency advises 70 parts per trillion for both chemicals.
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Two months later, when the last chemicals were destroyed, Mr. Obama celebrated.
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It [is not] filled with the chemicals that the normal queso [is].
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Atotech makes speciality chemicals and equipment for printed circuit boards and semiconductors.
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California keeps a list of chemicals it considers possible causes of cancer.
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But the long-term impact of exposure to toxic chemicals also kills.
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SE) nominated to join the board of Swiss chemicals maker Clariant (CLN.
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Despite community attempts to ban the chemicals, they continue to be used.
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An earlier version of this post stated it was a chemicals company.
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FMC has transformed itself into a major crop chemicals producer through buyouts.
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Even working in protective gear, the chemicals severely affected him, he said.
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Some that are under study now go beyond blitzing insects with chemicals.
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Innovator Energy, for one, has proposed converting carbon dioxide into commodity chemicals.
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Its economy is dominated by agriculture, food processing and the chemicals industry.
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SE to focus on higher-value specialty chemicals, it said on Tuesday.
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Trade in chemicals more than tripled since NAFTA was enacted in 85033.
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He hadn't brought the chemicals that were necessary to put Augustus down.
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The chemicals in some cases also may have migrated into the groundwater.
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What's needed above all is more aggressive regulation of endocrine disrupting chemicals.
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But synthetic chemicals have long been subjects of research and attempted regulation.
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Then a small shop that was illegally storing chemicals burst into flames.
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Let's look at the chemicals individually, rather than in this broad class.
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Some may sound familiar: PFOA, PFOS and GenX are all PFAS chemicals.
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Earlier this month, Denmark became the first country to ban PFAS chemicals.
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Court documents show chemicals manufacturers have known of their harms for decades.
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His interests came to encompass far more than hallucinogenic chemicals and mushrooms.
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We need new chemicals that don't hurt human health and the environment.
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The company doesn't use weird chemicals or test its products on animals.
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The medics said none of the patients had been affected by chemicals.
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We just have to be more careful when we use these chemicals.
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Tracing a health problem to specific chemicals in consumer products is tricky.
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"We also know these chemicals can have effects in combination," Helm adds.
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This includes a primary focus on chemicals that EPA determines are of concern to health and the environment, not those the chemical industry wants reviewed; timely completion of safety reviews for chemicals in use as well as the 700 new chemicals that enter the market every year; a standard for judging their safety that is purely health-based; ready means to generate and share with states and the public information on chemical safety; and robust authority to restrict chemicals that present a risk to the public or our environment.
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In a sign of the growing importance of high-grade Nickel for long-range batteries, German chemicals giant BASF has entered talks over a supply partnership with Russian miner Norilsk Nickel (Nornickel) to produce battery chemicals in Europe.
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Local officials made the decision to switch the city's water supply in 2014 from its longtime source supplied by the city of Detroit, which contained corrosion-control chemicals, to the Flint River, which did not contain those chemicals.
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The information isn't new—prior studies have also found these chemicals in fast food wrappers, but these results are important for demonstrating a quick new way to measure the chemicals, and for determining the scope of the problem.
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The risk of a disorderly Brexit without an agreement would include disruptions to pan-European supply chains because chemicals registered with the European Chemicals Agency by British businesses could no longer cross the border without further administrative steps.
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FRANKFURT, July 22 (Reuters) - German chemicals trade group VCI on Friday cut its forecast for industry revenue in 2016 for the third time, citing slower demand for plastics and chemicals used for making long-lasting plants and equipment.
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These are the five existing chemicals that were around before the Act went into effect that the EPA has deemed harmful, plus the four new chemicals that came on the market after TSCA and have since been banned.
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The looming cloud, caused by the twin towers' collapse and the digging in ground zero, carried chemicals and carcinogens such as perfluoroalkyl substances or PFASs, a class of chemicals used to make products stain-resistant, nonstick or waterproof.
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House and Senate negotiators reached agreement on Thursday on far-reaching legislation to overhaul the nation's 40-year-old law governing toxic chemicals, a compromise that would subject thousands of household chemicals to regulation for the first time.
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There are fewer dangerous chemicals inhaled from electronic cigarette vapor than a combustible cigarette, however, given the more than 7,85033 chemicals in tobacco smoke including at least 70 known carcinogens, this is an exceedingly low threshold to overcome.
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"This is perhaps the first time such a method has been used in West Java, involving very dangerous chemicals," said provincial police spokesman Yusri Yunus, adding that several stores had declined to sell the chemicals to the suspects.
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Barclays has been in the driving seat on several high profile chemicals transactions, advising Air Liquide on its purchase of Airgas in 2015 and also representing Evonik and Total on the recent disposals of their respective chemicals units.
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But chemicals banned in the United States often remain legal in China, where the process for controlling chemicals is slow and cumbersome, especially for substances like fentanyl that exist in the purgatory between legitimate pharmaceuticals and illicit drugs.
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Earlier surveys have linked water contamination with these chemicals to firefighting foams and Teflon, but the new independent lab results, which detected PFAS chemicals in 43 of 44 cities tested last year, point to a more widespread problem.
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In the weeks that followed, state and federal courts issued rulings blocking some of the executions based on the inmates' mental competence, DNA evidence, the clemency process, the chemicals to be used and how those chemicals were obtained.
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The rule requires fracking companies, which extract oil and gas by injecting a cocktail of chemicals into the ground, to follow stricter standards on cleaning up waste and to disclose at least some of the chemicals they use.
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The addition of Phase 2 would make the complex one of the largest coal-to-fuel and chemicals facilities in China, with SFEC Phase 2 producing 4 million tonnes per year of liquid fuels and downstream chemicals, it said.
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They're not just acting as direct sellers of the brand's skin, makeup, and hair products, all of which are formulated without 1,500 chemicals believed to be questionable or harmful, they're also fighting to change the laws around those chemicals.
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At 1.1 billion euros, operating earnings at BASF's basic chemicals division blew past consensus estimates of 861 million on average, offsetting weaker than expected profits at the units that make more advanced products such as crop chemicals and vitamins.
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Last May, Indian fertilizer producers including Rashtriya Chemicals and Fertilizers Ltd (RCF), IFFCO and Chambal Fertilisers and Chemicals agreed to import a total of 4.5 million tonnes of potash, with an option to increase that to 5.2 million tonnes.
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It's important to remember these are human-made chemicals that do not occur naturally said Katherine Dafforn, a senior research associate at the University of New South Wales, who researches the effect of toxic chemicals on the marine environment.
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It did conclude that iQOS exposes users to lower levels of harmful chemicals, but said the company had not shown that lowering exposure to those chemicals is reasonably likely to translate into a measurable reduction in disease or death.
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The U.S. arm of the French chemicals firm and its vice president of logistics, Michael Keough, were charged with "reckless assault" of two sheriff's deputies by misrepresenting hazards of chemicals released during a fire after Hurricane Harvey, prosecutors said.
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The company has committed to achieving a "zero discharge of hazardous chemicals by 2020," and says it will reduce the number of chemicals used from thousands to a few dozen during the denim finishing process with this laser technology.
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The law also does little in terms of testing new chemicals in a time when roughly 85033 new ones are coming on the market each year, according to Jack Pratt, the chemicals campaign director at the Environmental Defense Fund.
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Dr. Arora also pointed to the importance of keeping household cleaning products which can contain "really nasty chemicals" away from children, and choosing products that contain fewer chemicals (the Environmental Working Group guide to healthy cleaning products can help).
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It did conclude that iQOS exposes users to lower levels of harmful chemicals but said the company had not shown that lowering exposure to those chemicals is reasonably likely to translate into a measurable reduction in disease or death.
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Under the old TSCA, chemical manufacturers had to submit certain information to the EPA before new chemicals could go on the market — but unless the EPA raised objections within 90 days, the chemicals could be sold without further scrutiny.
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The international swimming federation (FINA) blamed a lack of chemicals in the system.
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The problem, they say, is the tobacco and other chemicals in combustible cigarettes.
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But the study, the authors cautioned, looked at a limited number of chemicals.
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The country has diversified its exports into chemicals, pharmaceuticals, machinery and professional services.
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What it does: Detects harmful chemicals present in food, water, and even pot.
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Other chemicals have added into the mix, like fuel from a ruptured tank.
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CFCs used to be common in refrigerators, aerosol cans and dry cleaning chemicals.
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In the body, PFAS chemicals primarily settle into the blood, kidney and liver.
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The chemicals once seemed near magical, able to repel water, oil and stains.
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But in vaping fluid, these chemicals are also mixed with an alcohol solvent.
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The popcorn has chemicals in it to make its aroma fill the theater.
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Checking the food and hoping there weren't any weird chemicals poured over it.
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In 1928, scientists created "safe" new chemicals for refrigerators and air conditioners—CFCs.
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In fact, both companies expanded their list of problematic chemicals to over 2,000.
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Japan accounts for as much as 90% of global production of these chemicals.
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If it's caused by chemical exposure, let's just not expose ourselves to chemicals.
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You processed 35mm film by hand, developing pictures in a darkroom with chemicals.
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Those chemicals are sprayed onto smokable herbs or sold as a vaping fluid.
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He says the existing chemicals being used in Africa are unlikely to succeed.
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Products that are marketed as being antimicrobial, for instance, often contain these chemicals.
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Lethal chemicals solidified and clogged in the IV tube leading to Gacy's arm.
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Carbon filters remove chemicals from the air, including benzene, nitrogen dioxide, and formaldehyde.
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Syria is supposed to have completely surrendered the toxic chemicals 18 months ago.
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Because everyone's skin is different, everyone will have a different reaction to chemicals.
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"When you have a sunburn, the fewer chemicals, the better," says Dr. Solomon.
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China's ChemChina last year bought Swiss-based crop chemicals company Syngenta AG SYENF.
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It also helped regulate already existing dangerous chemicals like lead, mercury, and radon.
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KSSector: Chemicals/MaterialsRegion: Asia-PacificUpside to price target: 7%Source: Morgan Stanley Research
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The chemicals used in producing and dying these fabrics harm the environment, too.
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Extracting these chemicals from plants takes intensive work and a lot of money.
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Fracking involves blasting chemicals and water into rock formations to release trapped gas.
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But the agency still allows over 90 fluorinated chemicals in food-contact paper.
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Versum is the former specialty chemicals division of industrial gases group Air Products.
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These veins are cracks in the Martian rocks that are filled with chemicals.
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It's thought that these chemicals used to circulate inside ancient groundwater on Mars.
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Her father retired as a research chemist for Arch Chemicals in Cheshire, Conn.
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Many antidepressive drugs boost the level of one or other of these chemicals.
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Albermarle is a maker of chemicals, while Fortive is Danaher's former industrial unit.
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It also recycles paper, plastic and chemicals and focuses on renewable energy generation.
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The lake gets its vibrant blue color from chemicals produced at the plant.
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Anniston is blanketed by a mixture of asbestos, arsenic, and other unstudied chemicals.
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The United States has a large and growing trade surplus in industrial chemicals.
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Profits in the chemicals business also tumbled $219 million from a year ago.
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As such, it is fairly easy to replicate from off-the-shelf chemicals.
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It warned e-cigarette users that they were inhaling "toxic" and "harmful" chemicals.
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His consulting company had a long list of clients in the chemicals industry.
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Now U.S. specialty chemicals firm Albemarle Corp is muscling in on SQM's turf.
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The company said, however, that chemicals could face bottlenecks due to transport controls.
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Also seeing the development in renewable polymers, renewable materials now polymers and chemicals.
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It corresponds to (unromantic) industries like mining, chemicals, capital goods and heavy transport.
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Lygos has already identified the first 10 chemicals to produce using yeast technology.
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The real question, though, is what those new chemicals do to human body.
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Managing pollution could be a start, but might require broad restrictions on chemicals.
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Dog turds, lime and urine have been replaced by chromium and other chemicals.
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The most common "crop inputs" used are fertilizer, ag chemicals, seeds and equipment.
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Police can't say with confidence whether Harrouff drank the chemicals to hurt himself.
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The fluorescent silk and the light together generate chemicals similar to hydrogen peroxide.
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And just like cheese, our earwax radiates these cockroach-wooing chemicals as well.
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