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Japanese Chemicals Hard Put To Top 1984

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Industry/Business: Pickup in phenol awaits housing upturnPhenol producers curtail enthusiasm over early signs of recovery in construction —main outlet for phenolic resins as plywood adhesive

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Fate of nuclear waste site remains unclear: Facility in West Valley, N.Y., shut down since 1972, poses cleanup problems; both state and caretaker company look to U.S. government for help

Earl V. Anderson, 1980 .

Talbert Fuel Offers "dean" Reformulated Gasoline

Earl V. Anderson, 1991 .

Canada Grapples with Its Science and Technology Policy.

Earl V. Anderson, 1989 .

News Feature: Gasohol: energy mountain or molehill?Everybody agrees that it works, but there's heated debate about whether it will be worth the effort

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Big Gains for Canadian Plastics Processors

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Sales and Earnings Decline for Most Canadian Chemical Companies: Weak domestic economy, both in manufacturing and markets, and an overvalued Canadian dollar have combined to hurt Canadian chemical business

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Industry/Business: Propylene oxide set for another record yearOutput of the polyester and polyurethane raw material is soaring to record highs, demand is fast approaching capacity

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No Need Seen for New Ethylene Plants

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Argentina to start up petrochemical complex: Waterborne polyethylene unit will help soak up output of Bahia Blanca ethylene plant, held up two years because of lack of downstream units

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WORLD TRADE: Lethargy could blunt export incentive plan

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Multinational firms battle negative image: Hartke-Burke bill has shocked companies into collecting data to disprove charges that they are damaging U.S. economy

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CMA Sets Positions on North American Free Trade Talks: Feedstocks, market access, and investment are among the major issues chemical industry advocates look to have addressed in final agreement

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Canadian PVC producers looking to exports

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Rubber A $16 billion industry turns on tires

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Canadian Firms May Reap Uneven Benefits from ECs 1992 Plan: Biotech, generic drug, and specialty chemicals industries likely to be among winners but commodity chemicals, others may struggle to hold steady

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ASP: The little giant

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Brazil seeks self-sufficiency in styrene

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U.S. petrochemical outlook not so dismal

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Utilities Face Squeeze in Spent Nuclear Fuel Storage Space: Most promising solution, transshipping spent fuel to underutilized sites, could delay and reduce need for additional storage space

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Japanese chemical recovery still heavy going

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Industry/Business: EPDM elastomers bounce backAfter two bad years, demand for ethylenepropylene terpolymers was up sharply last year, should climb 38.5% in 1973

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Rising raw material costs plague Japanese: Petrochemical producers had a good year in 1979 but still must meet the challenge of costly imported feedstocks

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EPA May Modify Du Pont Waiver For Methanol Fuel Blends

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Pemex's Petrochemical Expansion Will Require Creative Financing: Mexican state-owned firm is not allowed to form joint ventures with private firms but could offer product instead of equity to investors

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Canadian plastics processors register gains

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White House Report Boosts Alternative Fuels: Interagency task force headed by Vice President Bush recommends alternative fuels as a way to overcome air pollution problems

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3 EXPORTS AND IMPORTS

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Canada's chemical industry is bouncing back

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EPA Is Set To Propose Tough Fuel Volatility Regulations: Limits on volatility of gasoline and ethanol blends and changes in auto emission control systems are being considered to curb hydrocarbon emissions and combat ozone pollution

Earl V. Anderson, 1987 .

Industry / Business: Bias against bigness worries chemical firmsConcentration of chemical output in hands of few isn't excessive, but attempt to break up less concentrated oil firms viewed with alarm

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Bayer Sees Lots of Pluses in Acquisition of Polysar

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International: Pressure building from Japanese importsThe U.S. is not alone; Europeans are worried because Japanese imports are growing twice as fast as imports generally

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Industry / Business: Synthetic rubber makers see good second half, strong 1976

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Special report: Washington's new attitude toward world tradeAction at the government-business interface aims at making U.S. business more competitive in international markets

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Adaptability Urged for Canada's Economy

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News Feature: Phasing lead out of gasoline: hard knocks for lead alkyls producersEnvironmental goals, energy conservation, and economics are intimately tied to the future of antiknock producers, auto makers, refiners, and petrochemical companies

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Chemical Industry Quiet on Trade Reorganization: Many industry people are reluctant to take stance on creation of international trade department, proposed in bill now before Congress

Earl V. Anderson, 1983 .

Decontrol of natural gas prices hoped for

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State-owned Petro-Canada to go public

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Japanese Chemicals Due for Upturn

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Wanted: a council on international economic policy

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WORLS TRADE: Quotas and "Gentlemen's Agreements"

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A hard look at GATT

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Business: Brazil's Fuel Ethanol Program Comes Under FireFinancial problems trigger search for ways to scale back heavily subsidized ethanol industry; some experts believe any big cutback will be hard

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WORLD TRADE: The land bridge: dream and reality

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More enriched uranium capacity needed

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International: Low demand eases tight phosphate rock

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Canadian chemical firms hope for better year

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Britain on verge of joining EEC: For the third time Britain is negotiating to join EEC; she will likely make it this time and U.S. chemical interests are certain to be affected

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Japanese chemicals continue to be depressed

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Alluring Target for Foreign Investment: Direct investment of foreign capital in the American chemical industry has passed the $900 million mark, and the outlook is for steady, if not spectacular, growth

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News Feature: Dow halted by California regulatory tangleAfter two years of fighting environmental groups and state agencies, Dow decided not to build a petrochemical complex in Solano County

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WORLD TRADE: Labor changes its tune

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Ethylene demand spurs cryogenic shipping

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MTBE Strengthens Hold On Octane Booster Market

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Less stability ahead for petrochemicals

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Nickel is key to ocean mining venture

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Canada's Chemical Industry To Benefit from Free Trade with U.S.: Trade agreement will help commodity chemicals, but certain segments of the industry, such as specialty chemicals, may face problems

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Reports detail Japan's chemical industry woes.

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Conferees Approve Omnibus Trade Legislation Package: Last-minute marathon effort produces a trade bill that chemical industry probably can tolerate and that likely won't be vetoed

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Industry/Business: Man-made fiber producers fear switching from value to weight basis of chief fiber for levying duties on textiles will lead to more imported blends

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Trade adjustment assistance needs overhaul: Present system is plagued by delay, red tape, and inability of workers and companies to qualify for assistance

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Outlook improves for Canada's chemical industry

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Industry/Business: Top 50 chemicals reflect industry recoveryTotal output of chemicals on C&EN list rose 8% in 1972, to nearly 400 billion pounds, compared to only 2.5% growth in 1971

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Ethylene oxide and glycol to get tight

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Uranium industry continues in doldrums

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NAFTA: little effect on U.S.-Mexican plastics trade

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Profits Rise Sharply For Canadian Chemical Companies: 1987 ends with flourish for four major chemical firms, with combined earnings up 70% on combined sales rise of 20% in fourth quarter

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Ethyl hurt by ibuprofen imports from India

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Methyl ethyl ketone is still going strong: Supply of solvent is tight, mainly because of brisk demand and because actual capacity falls short of nameplate

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Japanese Chemicals' Profits May Improve

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Eastern Canada eyed for petrochemicals

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Specialty chemicals: mixed bag for growth

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U.S. chemical industry backs free trade with Mexico

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Fibers battling for tire cord market: With auto makers switching to radial tires, once dominant nylon tire cord is struggling for market share against steel and polyester

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Canadian resin makers find competition tough

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Rhine Recovers from Last Year's Sandoz Chemical Spill

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Slower Growth, Shift in Emphasis Expected for Environmental Business: ▪ Preventing pollution and minimizing waste generation gradually will replace cleaning up 'sins of the past'

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Food Aerosols: The aerosol industry is justifiably proud of its nonfood sales record. But a mixture of hope and doubt clouds the future of...

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Canadian chemicals enloy good first half

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Japanese chemical trade in red last year

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Chemistry Industry: 113 million consumers make East Europe a tempting market and its chemical industry needs rebuilding, but investment there could be risky

Patricia Layman, Earl V. Anderson, 1990 .

Surplus LPG Looms as Potential Canadian Petrochemical Feedstock: As Canada's natural gas production increases, excess liquefied petroleum gas could be used as feedstock for many higher olefins

Earl V. Anderson, 1983 .

Japan's Tosoh Maps Expansion via Acquisitions, New Businesses: Integration in petrochemicals, emphasis on specialties, and overseas business moves will lift Arm into top 10 list of Japanese chemical companies

Earl V. Anderson, 1990 .

Industry/Business: Industry steps up efforts to recycle plastics wastesIt's not feasible to recycle plastics in garbage, but most of 5.8 billion lb per year of industrial plastics wastes is recovered

Earl V. Anderson, 1975 .

Oxygenated Fuels Mandate: Marketers Ponder Additive Strategy: Colorado program starting in January gives MTBE the edge over ethanol; refiners and blenders are busy evaluating ways to comply with the rule

Earl V. Anderson, 1987 .

Chemical industry fights to save statistics: Industry seeks to gather support to persuade International Trade Commission to continue with chemical reports

Earl V. Anderson, 1975 .

U.S.-CANADIAN FREE TRADE: Chemical industry evaluates the deal

Earl V. Anderson, 1987 .

GASOHOL: ENERGY MOUNTAIN OR MOLEHILL?

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Chemical trade: An active year but increasingly protectionistic

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Health Studies Indicate MTBE Is Safe Gasoline Additive: Alaskan health complaints last winter spurred hastily organized test program, but official word on additive's safety still awaited

Earl V. Anderson, E. V. Anderson, 1993 .

News Feature: Nuclear energy: a key role despite problemsMuch of new generating capacity added by utilities after 1985 must be nuclear if U.S. is to have adequate electrical power supply

Earl V. Anderson, 1977 .

Good, but slower, growth for Canadian chemicals

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Venezuela's petrochemicals back on track: Since taking over in 1977, Pequiven has returned many of its petrochemical units to sound operation, is now working to boost fertilizer

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Petrochemical capacity rises in Middle East

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Between two extremes

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International: U.S. may permit duty-free chemical importsMost chemical companies show little concern about tariff preferences for developing countries, but some are worried

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Hurting the one you love

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Chemical Industry Assesses Trade Talks: Despite problems at recent GATT meeting in Montreal, chemical trade experts don't think negotiations were a failure, see signs of progress

Earl V. Anderson, 1989 .

Industry / Business: Chemical firms fret over product liabilityTrade associations see rise in consumer lawsuits and in insurance costs, set up surveys to get accurate data

Earl V. Anderson, 1976 .

Chemical industry to face increasing challenges in 1990s

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Change in Department of Commerce Chemical Office Irks Chemical Industry

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Brazil's fuel ethanol program sputters

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Brazil's program to use ethanol as transportation fuel loses steam

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Assessing an expanded EEC

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Year of recovery for carpet fibers: Following two bad years, carpet shipments are expected to start back up in 1976, run about 13% ahead of last year

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Chemical Industry Has Misgivings About Uruguay Round Trade Pact: Major concern is the lack of broad coverage—to date, too few countries are participating in the chemical tariff cuts

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Fertilizer dulls bright Canadian chemicals performance

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WORLD TRADE: The case for drawback

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Ethylene outlook blight despite capacity buildup

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Boric acid future in insulation uncertain: Producers hope tougher specs for cellulosic Insulation, big user of boric acid as flame retardant, will win consumers over from other materials

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Phthalic anhydride makers foresee shortage

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Canada could get three MTBE plants

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WORLD TRADE: MCA puts a united chemical industry behind ASP

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Canadian chemical firms suffer heavy losses: For second quarter in row, combined profits of five major chemical companies were written in red ink; C-I-L was only one to escape

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"Fast track" approved for trade negotiations

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Chemical Sales, Earnings Improve in Japan

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Chemical Trade Balance Vexes Latin Firms

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U.S. trade balance will move into black

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Japanese Petrochemicals Face Tough Year

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Japanese Chemical Companies Still Mired in Slump: Prospects for quick improvement in profits are not bright despite proposed governmental pump-priming measures

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consumer chemical specialties

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Asian chemical growth poses challenge to Western chemical firms

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WORLD TRADE: States rights: A different kind of fight

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Brazil targets more ethanol for chemicals

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Divestiture is a four-letter word, to some: Bills pending in Congress to break up vertically integrated oil firms trigger serious concern among chemical executives

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Webb-Pomerene Act

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Mexico pushes to build chlor-alkali industry

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Uranium producers face slowing demand: Uranium prices continue to slide as inventories pile up; hurting consumption are delays in licensing and drop in electric load growth

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The logic of an import surcharge

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Pickup in Japanese Chemicals Continues

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Mexican rubber industry nlans big growth: Producers set goals to reduce imports of synthetics and cut natural's share of market; they need to raise capacity, diversify into other rubbers

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Canadian chemicals continue in doldrums: Combined earnings for four largest companies in third quarter were lower than comparable period a year ago for fifth consecutive quarter

Earl V. Anderson, 1981 .

Canadian Chemical Industry Backs North American Free Trade Pact: But companies believe it's better to protect existing market opportunities in large U.S. market than to increase small Mexican market

Earl V. Anderson, 1992 .

Canadian methanol enters alternate fuel market: With large supplies available because of booming capacity, methanol is in good position to compete with compressed natural gas and propane

Earl V. Anderson, 1982 .

Alberta Aims To Become Specialty Chemicals Producer: Canada's petrochemical producing province, its eye on chemical upgrading, has launched program to attract specialty chemical firms

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WORLD TRADE: Those other Japanese trade talks

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Electric Utility Tackles Spent Nuclear Fuel Storage Problem: Virginia firm's solution to problem, caused by changing government rules, includes dry storage and consolidation of spent nuclear fuel rods

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Trade balance spins it wheels

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World's nations scramble top sea's riches

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Industry / Business: Growth slows In Top 50 chemicals' outputTotal output reached about 410 billion pounds last year, but growth of 4% was less than half that of year before

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Industry/Business: Private enrichment firms await House actionNuclear Fuel Assurance Act is expected to be taken up by the House this week; it may decide whether private firms will enrich uranium

Earl V. Anderson, 1976 .

NEWS FOCUS: Etbanol's Role in Reformulated Gasoline Stirs ControversyPresident's ethanol program heightens dispute, which centers on waiver for gasohol from new volatility requirements of reformulated gasoline

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Chemical Industry Hallmark Is Change: A 10-year turnover in technology may be just over the horizon

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Top 50 chemicals regain output lost in 1975

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Are exports becoming irrelevant

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Slim NAFTA impact seen for U.S. chemical sector

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Engineering resins: hot growth ahead

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All signs point to good year for soda ash: Caustic shortage coupled with depleted inventories and stagnant synthetic output assure big growth for natural soda ash

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REFORMULATED GASOLINE: President Bush gives ethanol a boost

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World Trade: Multinational companies under fire from labor

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Asia coming on strong in polyester fibers

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Use of Gasoline-Ethanol Blends May Rise

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WORLD TRADE: The gloomy balance of trade

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Canadian Chemicals See Rising Demand

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Uranium enrichment: will there be enough?: Experts are grappling with how to make certain that growth of nuclear power doesn't stall because of too little fuel for reactors

Earl V. Anderson, 1976 .

Elastomers may be due second-half pickup: With auto output and tire shipments down, synthetic elastomers' use dropped 20% last year; so far this year business isn't much better

Earl V. Anderson, 1981 .

California nuclear waste controversy rages on

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International: Japan proposes reducing its ethylene capacityTo make its petrochemical industry more competitive, Japanese ministry wants to establish joint management of reduced ethylene capacity

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Large-Volume Fuel Market Still Eludes Methanol

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Industry/Business: U.S. superport plans advancing

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Brazil sets lofty goals for ethanol: Significant ethanol-based chemical industry could result by 1985 if country's national alcohols fuel program works out as planned

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WORLD TRADE: Things to watch in 1968

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Canadian Chemical Upturn Continues

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ECONOMICS ARE BUGABOO IN SCRAP TIRE RECYCLING

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Vista Chemical protests Quebec plant subsidies

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Canadian chemicals still in trouble

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Fuel ethanol producers upbeat despite problems

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Ocean mining firms look for green light

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Congress moves on mining of deep seabed

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Ethylene in Japan: future tied to new plants: Plants now being built won't add new capacity; rather, they will replace old, small, and inefficient units under a "scrap and build" scheme

Earl V. Anderson, 1981 .

Mexico and Brazil have ambitious chemical plans: The two leading Latin American petrochemical producers are rushing headlong into the chemical big time

Earl V. Anderson, 1979 .

Slower Chemical Growth Expected in Japan

Earl V. Anderson, 1985 .

Interest in Private Uranium Enrichment Resurfaces: Proposal by American Enrichment Co. focuses on gas centrifuge process, calls for building portion of plant abandoned by government

Earl V. Anderson, 1986 .

Japan's Ailing Petrochemical Industry Seeks Relief: Possible solutions to the industry's problems include new laws, restructuring, and scrapping more than one third of existing ethylene capacity

Earl V. Anderson, 1983 .

Canada's Polysar focus of hostile takeover fight

Earl V. Anderson, 1988 .

International: Chemical companies stress trade policy

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International: Chemical industry gears up for trade talks

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Paper industry changes shake supplier lineup

Earl V. Anderson, 1991 .

Troubled Quebec Petrochemical Industry Fighting To Survive: ▪ Key to industry's future is secure supply of competitively priced feedstock, which may he met by Soligaz project

Earl V. Anderson, 1992 .

Industry / Business: Sulfur is tight despite excess productionReasons for shortage are transportation problems confronting Canadian producers, hampering shipments to world markets

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Second Half Deflates Canadian Chemicals

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International: Chemical industry revives trade officeDeputy Myron Foveaux takes over most duties of office, sees it as "re-education job"; search continues, meanwhile, for new chief trade adviser

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Canadian chemical profits continue to surge

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WORLD TRADE: The citrus fruit affair

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WORLD TRADE: Preferential tariffs for LDC's

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Canada's Chemical Industry Split Over Canada-U.S. Free Trade Issue: Petrochemical sector favors free trade, whereas most small specialty chemical companies oppose it; producers of inorganic chemicals are in the middle

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FREE TRADE AGREEMENT

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Japanese firms emphasize technology management

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