Aug 13 | Articles
When Alliander required to not only regulate, but also monitor alarms and flow measurement in real-time usage, Westermo pulled through.
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Jul 7 | News
All major polluters — from refineries to pig farms — will have to limit emissions of nitrogen oxides, sulfur dioxide and dust for 2016.
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Jun 30 | News
Hurricane Alex disrupted cleanup efforts from the Gulf oil spill while a senior U.S. official said a relief well intended to plug BP's deep-sea well remained weeks from completion.
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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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May 19 | News
Union officials say the 1,100 Carlsberg employees on strike have returned to work to enable new negotiations with the brewer about wage increases.
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May 4 | News
BP Plc sought to stem the damage from a giant oil slick in the Gulf of Mexico with technology, welding torches and money on Tuesday as crude kept spewing from an offshore oil well.
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May 3 | News
BP says that it will pay for all the cleanup costs from a massive oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico that could continue spewing crude for at least another week.
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May 2 | News
An oil slick moved closer to the Gulf Coast, threatening an economic and ecological disaster as President Obama sharpened his criticism and pressed BP to find a way to stop the oil from gushing.
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Apr 20 | News
Pharmaceutical sales growth worldwide will slow this year due to expiring patents for blockbuster drugs and tighter price controls imposed by European governments.
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Mar 19 | CHEM Blog
I guess there’s not much to defend, really. Kraft made an offer; Cadbury accepted. The once-British company is soon to join the ranks of the American food giant.
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