A new drinking water listing and a $144 million research program signal the health risks are entering the regulatory pipeline, raising the stakes for industry even as the science...
Safety engineer Valerie Stakes joins Trish Kerin and Traci Purdum to unpack burnout, boundaries and the emotional toll of a job built on protecting everyone else.
From graphite to electrolytes, delivering battery-grade quality requires a level of cross-company coordination that goes beyond traditional process industry practice.
A monthlong program combined field conservation work with visits to scientists and petrochemical engineers to showcase environmental and manufacturing career paths.
Investigation into the January Woodland Pulp incident identifies missing gas detection, personnel tracking and emergency safeguards that preceded two worker deaths.
The proclamation temporarily allows qualifying facilities serving semiconductor, medical device and defense supply chains to comply with pre-2024 EPA emissions standards.
Denka Performance Elastomer settled with federal regulators over hazardous waste violations and dangerous chloroprene emissions at its LaPlace plant, which has been suspended ...
The third installment of our makeup water series examines how sodium softeners work, how they are regenerated, and why neglecting their upkeep can lead to costly and potentially...
An augmented reality training company is applying a decades-old educational framework to industrial workforces and says most organizations are stopping too soon.
Dow's AI initiative drew praise from some and accusations of ‘AI washing’ from others who question its actual impact on operations and the bottom line.
The EPA is proposing to rescind and delay regulations on certain PFAS chemicals, citing technicalities and cost savings, sparking debate over public health protections and industry...
From microplastics and greenwashing claims to conflicting state recycling labels, a surge in scientific research and legal action is reshaping the risk landscape for every stakeholder...
The federal government says Minnesota's effort to hold Exxon Mobil, Koch Industries and the American Petroleum Institute liable for climate damages illegally encroaches on federal...
The chemical company is appealing the Trump administration's funding cancellation and exploring alternative ways to scale its methanolysis recycling technology at other sites....
Trade groups praise R&D tax breaks and battery incentives but warn new foreign entity rules and clean energy credit cuts could hinder chemical investment strategies.
Whether you're refining an existing program or starting from scratch, this roundtable delivers frank, peer-to-peer dialogue. Don't miss the conversation that could prevent the...
This webinar takes a deep dive into industrial historians, data lakes, and time-series databases to explain how each system is designed, where it excels, and how they work together...
Trish Kerin breaks down the runaway reaction that triggered a mass evacuation in Orange County, California, and explains what facilities handling reactive chemicals can learn ...
Process safety expert Trish Kerin on narrowing margins, normalized risk and why asset integrity is the only thing standing between operators and disaster.
Two hundred and fifty years ago this week, a group of delegates in Philadelphia signed their names to the Declaration of Independence. Today, we are going to talk about how chemistry...
Olin and Huntsman announce a $12.5 billion tie-up, Evonik cuts 3,200 jobs and BASF's CEO warns of an oil shock — while Covestro bets on biology to clean up aniline production....
This episode digs into three plant-floor challenges that look simple until physics intervenes—bulk solids handling, heat pump-driven distillation savings and a water pump's mysterious...
This month's top stories cover an NRC environmental clearance for an advanced reactor in Texas, a deadly hydrogen sulfide incident under CSB investigation, SOCMA's regulatory ...