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Massive Fire Engulfs Chemtool Plant in Illinois: WGN TV

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Jun.14 -- Emergency crews are on the scene of a fire at a Chemtool Inc. plant in Rockton, Illinois, WGN TV reports.
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Damage From Ohio Train Derailment Still Unclear

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Nearly two weeks after a train carrying carcinogenic chemicals derailed in East Palestine, Ohio, the extent of the damage to the nearby community is still unclear. Railroads face a traffic backlog and operator Norfolk Southern...
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India's Godrej Group Expects 'Very Good' Economic Growth

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Dec.11 -- Nadir Godrej, managing director of Godrej Industries and chairman of Godrej Agrovet, discusses the prospect of the 123-year-old Indian conglomerate's businesses, the economy and stock market. The group has significant presence...
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Indorama's CEO on Growth, Acquisitions, China Strategy

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Nov.15 -- Aloke Lohia, chief executive officer at Indorama Ventures Group, discusses the state of his business, where he's seeing growth, his acquisition plan, his China strategy and the trends he's seeing in plastics. He speaks on...
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Growing concerns over antibiotic usage and resistance

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Growing concerns over antibiotic usage and resistance
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Why Is There Concern About Common Food Additives?

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Some countries have banned certain food additives, but why and how can it affect your health?
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Chevron CFO on Dividend, Oil Demand, Industry Consolidation

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Apr.30 -- Chevron CFO Pierre Breber discusses the company's dividend increase, the outlook for global oil demand and Chevron's acquisition strategy with Bloomberg's Alix Steel and Guy Johnson on "Bloomberg Markets."
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Siblings Use Synthetic Biology to Create Cleaner Chemicals

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Aug.05 -- Moji Karimi, Cemvita Factory CEO and co-founder, talks about how he and his sister, Tara, came up with the system to convert CO2 emissions into cleaner chemicals. He explains how they are helping to clean up the oil and mining...
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Side effects of antidepressants on marine life

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Minute traces of antidepressants which escape into water from human waste can make shrimp subdue their natural behaviour raising their risk of being eaten by predators. Scientists say experiments recreating aquatic conditions in the...
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Laughter may combat heart disease

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AP Television Baltimore, Maryland, US, August 17, 2011 1. Close of volunteer heart patient John Wallace laughing while connected to an ultrasound and blood pressure cuff 2. Mid of Wallace laughing on hospital next to sonographer 3....
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Lucid Plans To Build Saudi EV Factory by 2026: Chairman

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Lucid Group Inc. Chairman Andrew Liveris discusses the maker of the $169,000 Air sedan's plan to build an electric-vehicle factory in Saudi Arabia on "Bloomberg Television."
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RR7011A POLLUTION IN BRITISH AGRICULTURE

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There is growing concern among scientists that some methods used in modern agriculture may lead to the contamination of our environment. Animals are reared on synthetic food, crops are sprayed with pesticides, and the land itself is...
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Belgium - Drugs issue

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A simmering row between Holland and other European countries over Dutch drug policies is set to boil over, as European leaders gather in the Irish capital Dublin on Thursday (12/12). The Dutch are about to inherit the presidency of the...
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FDA: Sunscreen Ingredients Can Seep Into Bloodstream After One Use

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​Researchers found six active sunscreen ingredients were absorbed into participants' bloodstreams and remained in the body days after the last use.
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Cheesy feet helping scientists tackle malarial mosquitoes

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London, UK, May 30, 2013 1. Close of mosquitoes feeding through blood filled membrane 2. Various of volunteer Felix Preston walking across laboratory and pulling on foil tube 3. Close zoom out from odour pumping system to volunteer...
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Long Term Consequences of Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill

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Long Term Consequences of Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill
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Study Finds Water In Atmosphere Of Potentially Habitable Planet

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It's the first time scientists have found water in the atmosphere of a planet that also orbits in its star's habitable zone.
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Siam Cement CEO Roongrote Rangsiyopash

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May.09 -- Siam Cement CEO Roongrote Rangsiyopash discusses his company's outlook with Bloomberg's Randy Thanthong-Knight.
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DowDuPont's Fitterling on 2Q Results, Trade, Spinoff

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Aug.03 -- Jim Fitterling, chief executive officer at The Dow Chemical Company, discusses second-quarter results, the impact of trade on business and the company’s upcoming three-way spinoff. He speaks on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Americas."
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How China's Growth Outlook May Affect Iron Ore Prices

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David Lennox, resource analyst at Fat Prophets, looks at what the tentative deal to avoid a railroad strike in the US means for commodities including coal. He also discusses how the concerns about the growth outlook for China the global...
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Could Vaping Increase Coronavirus Risk?

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Becuase the coronavirus directly attacks the lungs, it could be more dangerous for people who have weaker lungs from smoking or vaping.
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New Covid 19 Testing - geneticist Dr Jeroen Nieuwland Interview Part 1

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CLEAN: Interior shots of interview geneticist Dr Jeroen Nieuwland on developing a new coronavirus testing at University of South Wales on 20th April 2020 in Pontypridd, Wales.
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Unregulated Use of Fertilizers Has Led to Higher Cancer rates in farmers in India

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Unregulated Use of Fertilizers Has Led to Higher Cancer rates in farmers in India
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RR7220A OIL POLLUTION: NEW METHODS OF TREATMENT

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Detergents are the most commonly used method of disposing of oil slicks, but they have the disadvantage of merely dispersing and not removing the oil. They could also be harmful to marine life themselves. The most effective method so...