Mar 12 | News
Steelmakers say price hikes of between 80 and 90 percent for steel's raw ingredient would have a significant impact on steel prices.
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Mar 10 | Video
REACH obliges companies to register and provide information on the chemicals they use, enabling public authorities to identify their properties more quickly and accurately.
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Mar 9 | News
The European Union faces renewed disruption to animal feed supplies unless policymakers find a solution to traces of genetically modified organisms in soy imports.
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Mar 8 | News
Ten companies pushing to build a pan-European offshore power network that could help cut carbon emissions and cost customers over 20 billion euros got together in London.
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Mar 8 | News
Loopholes in UN climate treaties could actually amount to an increase in global climate-warming emissions over the next decade, and must be closed, a draft EU report shows.
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Mar 5 | News
Europe's food safety agency has used partial evidence to approve genetically modified crops, including a GM potato developed by BASF.
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Mar 3 | News
The world's largest steelmaker ArcelorMittal SA lost a legal challenge that sought to exempt it from the European Union's greenhouse gas cap-and-trade system.
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Mar 2 | News
Pharmaceutical company reorganizing global research and development operations and eliminating about 1,800 R&D jobs as part of previously announced cost-cutting plan.
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Mar 1 | News
Merck said it will pay $6 billion in cash to buy U.S. biotech equipment maker Millipore Corp. in a move to expand its presence beyond drugs and chemicals and into the life science sector.
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Feb 12 | News
“As many homes have Frisbees as any other device ever invented. How would you get through your youth without learning to throw a Frisbee?”
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