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August 18, 2003
Volume 81, Number 33 CENEAR 81 33 p. 3
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| NEWS OF THE WEEK |
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NEW ELEMENT NAME
Transfermium element 110 will now be known as darmstadtium (Ds). |
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EPA CHIEF NOMINEE
Reactions are mixed to President Bush's pick, Utah Gov. Michael O. Leavitt. |
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WASTE RULING
Federal appeals court affirms EPA authority to regulate hazardous waste streams. |
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FALSE REPORTS
In wake of scandal, Japan's Mitsui Chemicals shutters plants. |
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CHEMICAL ARMS BURN
The Army is destroying rockets filled with sarin nerve gas in Anniston, Ala. |
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DRUG DISCOVERY EXPO
Regulatory reform, new technology expedite discovery of medicines. |
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CREDIT RISK
Pressures lead to deteriorating ratings for chemical companies. |
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HOT AND DRY
For industry in Europe, summer drought's impact is limited so far. |
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PURE HYDROGEN
Catalytic process gives H2 with little CO. |
| COVER STORY |
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ROCKET-FUELED RIVER
Perchlorate pollution has tainted the lower Colorado River, contaminating drinking water for millions of people and water used to irrigate crops in California. |
| GOVERNMENT & POLICY |
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GOVERNMENT CONCENTRATES |
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RAILROAD REFORM
Chemical industry tries to push legislation to increase rail competition. |
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INSIGHTS
Congress abruptly terminates Pentagon's futures market without looking closely at possible merits. |
| 226TH ACS NATIONAL MEETING |
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TECHNICAL PROGRAM AND EXPOSITION
Highlights, listing of technical presentations, and description of exhibitors in New York City, Sept. 7-11. |
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