"… nts that a shift to “green” chemistry and stricter regulation of toxic chemicals could revive the U.S. chemical industry, which has been shedding jobs rap …"

"… chemistry and stricter regulation of toxic chemicals could revive the U.S. chemical industry, which has been shedding jobs rapidly. But the industry isn’t c …"

"… te how to reverse negative employment trends and put people to work in the chemical industry in the United States.”The study estimates, for example, that if …"

"… estimates, for example, that if 20 percent of production shifted from petrochemical-based plastics to “bio-based” plastics — made from corn or other nat …"

"… ving eight Woburn families and a public water supply contaminated by toxic chemicals. Profiled in numerous newspaper, television and radio accounts along with …"

"… ram, knows whether humans are still being exposed to its witch’s brew of chemicals, federal records show.“Woburn made people see the profound health effec …"

"… ntil the town closed them in 2002. The EPA, which added the 53-acre former chemical plant in Wilmington to its Superfund list in 2006, is only now conducting …"

"… parcels that have been on the list the longest, like the Baird and McGuire chemical plant in Holbrook, ranked as the 14th worst site in the nation when it was …"

"… rmer Rep. Toby Moffett (D-CT). Climate client: Ashland Inc., a diversified chemical company. Former Representative Allan Swift, Washington Democrat Partner, C …"

"… — $85,858In ninth place: Ashland Inc. with $85,858 or more. The oil and chemical company is named after Ashland, Kentucky, but is now headquartered in Covi …"

"… d for more than two days. The blast at the Citgo East refinery unleashed a chemical unknown to many Americans, though it is capable of sweeping into dozens of …"

"… ntrolled reports outlining worst-case scenarios involving highly hazardous chemicals. The Center reviewed reports for the 50 refineries that use HF. The repor …"

"… us or repeat violations of rules designed to prevent fires, explosions and chemical releases, according to U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration …"

"… of operational weaknesses, particularly worrisome at refineries using the chemical, industry and government insiders say. Even a fire causing little damage c …"

"… y Act, or NEPA. Coal-burning utilities like Westar Energy and Duke Energy, chemical manufacturer DuPont, and ethanol maker Didion Milling are among the firms …"

"… e Energy Department — which has granted stimulus money to oil firms, chemical companies, and coal-burning utilities — has handed out similar waive …"

"… ory. a project to create clean-burning biofuel from seaweed led by the chemical giant DuPont, which faces two class-action lawsuits over water contaminati …"

"… ces two class-action lawsuits over water contamination caused by its toxic chemical known as C8. The department awarded DuPont’s biofuel project $8.9 mi …"

"… perse the poisonous gas, underscoring the potentially perilous nature of a chemical used at 50 refineries across the country.The Marathon Oil Corp. refinery i …"

"… oline, despite the existence of a safer alternative and warnings about the chemical’s extreme toxicity and its ability to travel long distances in a cloud. …"

"… anagement rule, which requires companies that manufacture or use hazardous chemicals to take steps to prevent fires, explosions and chemical releases.Of the 5 …"

"… or use hazardous chemicals to take steps to prevent fires, explosions and chemical releases.Of the 50 refineries that use HF, only three — the BP refinery …"

"… show that at least 16 million Americans live in the potential path of the chemical. …"

"… ticide factory offers a chilling account of a near-catastrophe involving a chemical that killed thousands in Bhopal, India, in 1984 — and raises questions a …"

"… t the plant.The U.S. chemical Safety Board report details how a “runaway chemical reaction” caused a large pressure vessel to explode at the Bayer CropSci …"

"… plant in the United States that still stores large quantities of MIC, the chemical that leaked from a Union Carbide plant in Bhopal in December 1984. When th …"

"… in West Virginia killed two workers and could have caused the release of a chemical that killed thousands in Bhopal, India. Credit: U.S. chemical Safety Board …"

"… 2006 awarded $1.2 million to the widow of a man who had worked at a Shell Chemical plant near Trenton, New Jersey; the case was subsequently settled for an undiscl …"