Aug 29 | News
Greenpeace says China's drive to promote clean coal technology is unlikely to significantly reduce the health risks of extracting what remains the dirtiest of fossil fuels.
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Aug 13 | CHEM Blog
To be blunt, many rural areas in the U.S. offer the ultimate incentive for businesses these days — a low cost of living and a large available labor pool.
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Jul 15 | CHEM Blog
Before, supervision of suppliers in distant lands was lax or non-existent. It is not so today, as risk-based models drive the direction of regulatory agency inspections.
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Jul 13 | CHEM Blog
In upping our technological base, turning to automation and implementing technology that requires a firm grasp on mathematics and engineering principles, we have alienated an eager work force.
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Jul 1 | Articles
Slowing an industry that costs U.S. manufacturers $250 billion a year is an undertaking that must be tackled bite by bite.
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Jun 28 | News
Pirates hijacked a ship carrying a poisonous chemical used in antifreeze early Monday off the northern tip of Somalia and took the 19 Chinese sailors onboard hostage.
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Jun 25 | Articles
Chinese wages are so much lower than in the U.S. that, even if there was a significant change in Chinese currency, American manufacturers would still be uncompetitive.
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Jun 22 | News
Developing countries in Asia should invest more and faster in renewable energy because it would create jobs and save money in the long run, Greenpeace energy campaigner says.
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May 27 | CHEM Blog
Counterfeiting in China is spiraling out of control. More than 8 percent of China's GDP is generated by counterfeited products, and up to 20 percent of well-known brands for sale in China are fake.
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May 27 | Articles
U.S. lawmakers have been working to assist manufacturers in diversifying into the clean energy sector, introducing a bill called the Investments for Manufacturing Progress and Clean Technology Act.
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