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WHYY | January 21, 2020

The state Department of Environmental Protection says it will take “years” to resolve its dispute with five chemical companies which it has accused of contaminating many areas of New Jersey with toxic PFAS chemicals. Some nine months after issuing a strongly worded “Directive” to the companies to test, treat and remove the chemicals from soil and water around their facilities, the DEP issued a statement on Jan. 17 in response to a question from NJ Spotlight on why it had ...

Chemical Management

RELEX Solutions | June 10, 2022

RELEX Solutions, provider of AI-driven supply chain and retail planning solutions, announced today that they have retroactively achieved carbon neutrality for 2021 and begun compensating annually for their emissions. RELEX partnered with offsetting provider Compensate to calculate and offset their carbon footprint. In practice, this means the company successfully removed or avoided 2,544 tonnes of CO2 emissions. RELEX reached the milestone through investments in two initiatives: a...

Chemical Technology

Evolve Lubricants, Inc. | February 23, 2022

Evolve Lubricants, Inc. maker of high-performance non-petroleum lubricants for passenger car motor oil and industrial applications, announced Dr. Ing. h.c. F. Porsche AG tested Evolve's EvoSyn™ non-petroleum renewable and sustainable motor oil in July of 2021. Porsche AG has invited Evolve Lubricants, Inc.'s co-founder, President, & CEO Rick Lee to publish and present the results of the engine testing at the 9th International Engine Congress 2022 in Baden-Baden, Germany, Feb. 2...

Chemical Watch | March 12, 2020

The US EPA is considering imposing ‘unilateral orders’ to end the review process for a small subset of TSCA new chemicals notifications that have languished for months, according to recent remarks from the agency’s Alexandra Dunn. Speaking to delegates at ChemCon the Americas in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania last week on the EPA’s efforts to reduce a stubborn backlog of pre-manufacture notices (PMNs) that have gone well beyond the required 90-day review period, the EPA&rsquo...