Turning coal to medicines: Chinese scientists bring a 160-year-old dream to life
Chinese scientists have solved a 160-year-old chemical puzzle, enabling the transformation of coal into high-value medicinal compounds, which could revolutionize modern medicine production in the context of a global oil shortage.
Explosion in reactor causes fire at chemical industry in Paulรญnia
A fire broke out at a chemical products industry in Paulรญnia, Brazil, following an explosion in a phenol reactor, but there were no injuries reported.
A study shows that cigarette butts dominate global waste: "They are small chemical bombs that then return in the food chain of humans"
A scientific study has found that cigarette butts are the most commonly discarded waste, with around 4.5 trillion butts improperly disposed of each year worldwide.
Inside the Flame of the Candle.. A 'Ghost Molecule' Appears for Moments and Reveals a Chemical Secret that Has Lasted Decades
A new study has confirmed the long-sought existence of a short-lived 'ghost molecule' called tetroxide that forms during the combustion of organic compounds, revealing important chemical processes previously only theorized.
Popular hair product recalled over 'serious chemical risk' โ 'stop using immediately'
A popular hair product has been recalled due to the presence of formaldehyde, a banned ingredient, posing a serious chemical risk.
BASF CEO Markus Kamieth: "The opportunities for profitable growth in China are great"
BASF's CEO Markus Kamieth discusses the company's significant new investment in China amidst concerns about slowing economic growth and overcapacity in the chemical industry.
BASF CEO Markus Kamieth: 'If we stop investing in China, we are retreating from half of the global market'
BASF's CEO Markus Kamieth emphasizes the importance of investing in China to remain competitive in the global chemical market, despite current overcapacity and slow economic growth in the region.
Record-low water levels may help cleanse the Baltic Sea, where chemical weapons have lain on the seabed since the war
Record low water levels in the Baltic Sea could provide a unique opportunity to clean up the seabed where chemical weapons have been buried since the war.
The Sea Swallows Our Poisons: Human Pollutants Have Become Part of the Chemistry of All Oceans
A new study reveals that human-made chemical pollutants have infiltrated oceanic ecosystems and the chemical composition of seawater, potentially disrupting natural processes.
An ancient plant reveals a mystery: it produces water that seems to come from space
A study of a prehistoric plant reveals that its internal water has a chemical signature resembling that of a meteorite.
On the Edge of the Possible.. Discovery of a Very Rare 'Stellar Fossil' from the Primitive Universe
Astronomers have discovered a rare star from the early universe, providing direct evidence of the formation of the first chemical elements after the birth of the first stars.
South Africa: High Court Urged to Permit Damages Claims Against Agrochemicals Giant Upl
Residents of Durban are seeking to initiate a class action lawsuit against UPL for damages incurred due to a chemical fire in 2021.
Record Low Water Levels Could Help Clean the Baltic Sea, Where Chemical Weapons Have Been Lying Since the War.
This winter, tourists at the Baltic Sea in Poland noticed unique phenomena such as frozen coastal zones and ice formations due to record low water levels, potentially improving the ecological situation of the sea.
Danish Oscar winner to film the Cheminova scandal
The Cheminova chemical spill of the 1970s is set to be adapted into a film directed by Oscar-winning filmmaker Anders Walter, with a premiere planned for 2027.
A rare ancient star has been discovered that illuminates the... genealogy of the Universe
Scientists have discovered a rare second-generation star with a notable lack of iron, providing insights into the chemical evolution of the Universe.
Sweden wants to more aggressively combat pedophiles
Sweden is considering new legal measures and sanctions against pedophiles amid growing public debate on toughening anti-pedophile laws.
Amparo closes clandestine chemical products factory
A clandestine chemical factory in Amparo, Brazil, was shut down following an anonymous complaint, revealing unsafe working conditions and potential contamination risks.
Salta: presented false papers and attempted to transport 35 tons of a chemical precursor
In Salta, Argentina, two drivers were arrested at the Aguas Blancas border crossing for attempting to transport over 35 tons of a controlled chemical precursor using false documents.
Former employees of a company in Paranรก are suspected of industrial espionage for passing confidential information to a competitor in Santa Catarina
Former employees of a Paranรก company are under investigation for allegedly sharing confidential information with a competitor in Santa Catarina.
Release of dangerous substance in Norrkรถping - chemical divers on site
Emergency services are responding to a dangerous substance leak at a company in Norrkรถping, supported by chemical divers for safety measures.
When the Body Speaks the Language of the Sky: The Tension Between Chemistry and Serenity
The article discusses the nature of stress as both a chemical reaction in our body and a health concern.
'We want your ticks': Researchers investigate chemical resistance
Researchers in Queensland are urging farmers to send live cattle ticks for study to understand chemical resistance affecting the cattle industry.
Syria's plan to eliminate Assad's chemical weapons
Syria has launched a U.S.-backed plan to eliminate its old stockpile of chemical weapons previously used by Assad's regime against Syrians.
The natural and safe method against cockroaches
An increasing number of people are choosing natural alternatives to chemical insecticides to combat cockroach infestations in their homes.
Syria Reveals Plan to Eliminate Assad's Chemical Weapons
Syria is advancing a Washington-backed plan to eliminate old chemical weapons used against its people under former leader Bashar al-Assad.
Okunoshima: the dark past of the island where more rabbits live than people
Okunoshima, a small island in Japan known for its rabbit population, holds a dark history tied to World War II and chemical warfare.
German politician negotiated investments in Agrofert. 'Chemistry' was also discussed that day with Babiลก
Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiลก faces renewed accusations of conflict of interest after meeting with a German politician regarding investments in a chemical plant owned by the Agrofert conglomerate.
Israel Bombs Iran's Gas Industry Facilities
Israel has bombed Iranian gas industry facilities in the Persian Gulf, affecting chemical plants near Asaluyeh, according to reports from both countries' media outlets.
Analysis confirms chemicals in water in Holubice, released during maintenance
Chemical analysis has confirmed the presence of chemicals in the water supply in Holubice, attributed to maintenance activities.
A chemical soup in every drop of water: science confirms that oceans have ceased to be natural
A new study reveals that nearly all oceans are contaminated with synthetic chemicals, indicating a loss of natural marine environments worldwide.
The chemical that creates life found on Mars... NASA's Curiosity Rover's discovery
NASA's Curiosity rover discovered elemental sulfur on Mars, marking the first evidence of pure sulfur in the area.
No Coil, No Spray! Get Rid of Mosquitoes the Desi Way
This article provides home remedies to combat mosquito infestations without using chemical sprays.
Idemitsu Kosan also reduces ethylene production in Chiba and Yamaguchi, following Mitsubishi Chemical and Mitsui Chemicals
Idemitsu Kosan has begun reducing ethylene production at its plants in Chiba and Yamaguchi due to supply fears stemming from the situation in the Hormuz Strait.
Delhi: Two sisters fell on each other while playing at home, one died
A tragic incident occurred in East Delhi's Gazipur area where a two-and-a-half-year-old girl died, and her older sister lost consciousness due to exposure to a suspicious chemical at their home.
Doctors push for tougher regulation of 'killer' workplace chemicals
Doctors are advocating for stricter regulations on chemicals in the workplace deemed 'silent killers' to enhance worker safety.
PFAS: how 'eternal chemicals' are affecting your health and how to avoid them
The article discusses the health risks posed by PFAS, a group of over 4,700 chemical compounds, and recent European regulations limiting their presence in drinking water.
One of Britainโs last major chemical plants at risk as energy prices surge
A major chemical plant in the UK faces potential closure due to skyrocketing energy prices influenced by geopolitical tensions.
City Hall identifies illegal dumping of chemical product in Itupeva creek
The Itupeva City Hall discovered illegal dumping of a chemical product in a local creek, prompting an investigation by environmental authorities.
Some top US lobbying firms are working both sides of the Pfas issue at the same time
Top US lobbying firms are found lobbying for both chemical manufacturers and health organizations regarding PFAS regulation, raising conflict of interest issues.
A Mistake by Scientists Led to a Breakthrough Discovery. An 'Uncut Diamond'
Researchers from Cambridge University have discovered a new drug modification method resulting from a laboratory error, which utilizes light instead of chemical substances.
Do natural deodorants work? Yes, and they are now in Ecuador
Natural deodorants are gaining popularity in Ecuador, especially a new product by the brand DR.DRY, which claims effective odor control without chemical ingredients.
Popular bridal item urgently recalled over 'serious chemical risk'
A popular bridal henna paste has been recalled due to the presence of phenol, a banned chemical that poses serious health risks.
Iran War Affects Chemical Industry: Chemical Companies in Absolute Crisis Mode
The Iranian war has significantly impacted Germany's chemical industry, leading to shortages and high prices as companies enter a crisis state.
Economic Crisis: Panic in the Chemical Industry
The ongoing conflict in the Middle East is severely affecting the German chemical industry, leading to concerns over raw material shortages.
โA particularly bad chemical cocktail,โ says environmental researcher on the strikes in the Iran war
An environmental researcher reports on the severe and harmful impacts of the ongoing U.S. and Israeli strikes in Iran, highlighting the creation of hazardous chemical compounds resulting from bombings targeting oil facilities.
Fines could reach $1M in Trans-Canada Highway chemical spill in New Brunswick
The New Brunswick government is considering fines of up to $1 million against a Fredericton company for spilling toxic chemicals on the Trans-Canada Highway.
75 Suspicious Chemical Cylinders Ended Up Due to an Error at a Welding Workshop in Syria
A report unveiled at a UN Security Council session discusses the discovery of 75 suspicious chemical cylinders in Syria that could have caused a serious environmental and health disaster.
Ethylene production cut in Mizushima, Okayama by Mitsubishi Chemical and Asahi Kasei due to Middle East situation
Mitsubishi Chemical has begun reducing ethylene production at its Mizushima plant in Okayama, Japan, citing difficult procurement of raw materials due to worsening conditions in the Middle East.
The Chemical Industry Wants More Nuclear Power in Finland - Warns About Soaring Prices
The Finnish Chemical Industry Federation advocates for increased nuclear power to ensure energy availability and stabilize electricity prices amid fluctuating wind and solar power production.
Disturbing electricity forecast from Finland โ Now concerns have arisen
A survey by the Chemical Industry indicates that more than three-quarters of industry leaders believe Finland needs more nuclear power to meet rising electricity demands.