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Geneva summit also aims to create "guardrails" against toxic dumping in developing nations through new export consent requirements.

Politicians tout a 'just transition' to green jobs. For Benicia refinery workers, 'that's a farce'

New initiatives will establish stricter wastewater guidelines, expand PFAS testing and strengthen enforcement to control contamination.

3M's phased approach to discontinue PFAS use encounters obstacles as regulatory standards and limited alternatives from suppliers prolong the presence of PFAS in products beyond...

Dallas sues national companies for damages from ‘forever chemicals’ in water.

Chemical giant postpones net-zero emissions facility in Canada, citing tariff concerns and $290M quarterly loss

Strategic agreements, certification milestones and third-party emissions targets highlight recent progress in sustainability, supply chain transformation and advanced materials...

Uncertainty remains within the new chemicals division as the Trump administration looks to cut more federal programs.

Study highlights how plastic’s structural weaknesses contribute to environmental persistence and offers pathways for polymer design improvements.

Antwerp platform to add green hydrogen, battery storage and SAF output as part of site-wide reconfiguration.

Researchers show that clathrates are suited as catalysts for electrolytic hydrogen production.

Two projects are grounded on photosynthetic principles and aim to advance solar fuel technologies, improve sustainability and enable scalable solutions.

Industry leaders warn inconsistent federal and state guidelines on pyrolysis processes jeopardize investments as debate continues over whether the technology constitutes incineration...

The Valero Refinery is preparing to possibly leave the City of Benicia.

A new hybrid electrolysis system could reduce the cost of green hydrogen production while addressing freshwater scarcity for industrial use.

Laser technology could reduce curing times and energy use by more than half.

Trump appointee told ACC GlobalChem attendees that major changes are on the way, including easing of restrictions on pollution and coal plants.

Rising demand from mobility, telecom and construction sectors is driving new capacity for polyolefin- and elastomer-based sheathing materials.

According to a poll conducted by the American Chemistry Council, most Americans believe chemical manufacturing is critical to innovation, national security and economic growth...

The acquisition of Cornerstone Chemical Company assets in Louisiana will add capacity to Ecovyst’s Gulf Coast sulfuric acid network.