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U.S. chemical industry backs free trade with Mexico

Chemical & Engineering News Archive, 1991-03, Vol.69 (9), p.11-12

ANDERSON, EARL V.

1991

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Nickel is key to ocean mining venture

Chemical & Engineering News Archive, 1976-08, Vol.54 (32), p.10-11

ANDERSON, EARL V.

1976

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U.S. trade balance will move into black

Chemical & Engineering News Archive, 1973-12, Vol.51 (52), p.12-13

ANDERSON, EARL V.

1973

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Chlorine Producers Fight Back Against Call for Chemical's Phaseout

Chemical & Engineering News Archive, 1993-05, Vol.71 (19), p.11-12

ANDERSON, EARL V.

1993

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Outlook dims for decontrol of natural gas

Chemical & Engineering News Archive, 1982-02, Vol.60 (8), p.11-16

ANDERSON, EARL V.

1982

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Chemical industry to face increasing challenges in 1990s

Chemical & Engineering News Archive, 1991-10, Vol.69 (41), p.15-16

ANDERSON, EARL V.

1991

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Changes mulled in chemical imports from Third World

Chemical & Engineering News Archive, 1986-11, Vol.64 (44), p.19-20

ANDERSON, EARL V.

1986

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EDTA, Ethylenediaminetetraacetic Acid

Industrial and engineering chemistry, 1960-03, Vol.52 (3), p.190-196

1960

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Styrene—Crude Oil to Polymer

Industrial and engineering chemistry, 1960-07, Vol.52 (7), p.550-556

1960

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Canada Grapples with Its Science and Technology Policy

Chemical and Engineering News, 1989, Vol.67 (10), p.7

Anderson, Earl V

1989

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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

Chemical & Engineering News Archive, 1994-01, Vol.72 (1), p.11-13

ANDERSON, EARL V.

1994

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Brazil's Program To Use Ethanol as Transportation Fuel Loses Steam: Faltering economy, rampant inflation, and gasoline's resurgence have halted ethanol's spectacular growth

Chemical & Engineering News Archive, 1993-10, Vol.71 (42), p.13-15

ANDERSON, EARL V.

1993

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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

Chemical & Engineering News Archive, 1993-09, Vol.71 (38), p.9-18

ANDERSON, EARL V.

1993

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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'

Chemical & Engineering News Archive, 1993-06, Vol.71 (26), p.13-16

ANDERSON, EARL V.

1993

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Exports of Large-Volume Chemicals Weakened Last Year: Specialty chemicals took up some of the slack, but not enough to prevent chemical trade surplus from dropping

Chemical & Engineering News Archive, 1993-04, Vol.71 (16), p.25-27

ANDERSON, EARL V.

1993

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Environmental Activists Take Aim at Trade Growth and Policy: Conflicts escalate as groups fighting to protect the environment clash with those pushing for more open, free system of global trade

Chemical & Engineering News Archive, 1993-04, Vol.71 (14), p.9-15

ANDERSON, EARL V.

1993

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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

Chemical & Engineering News Archive, 1993-02, Vol.71 (6), p.19-20

ANDERSON, EARL V.

1993

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NEWS FOCUS: Etbanol's Role in Reformulated Gasoline Stirs Controversy

Chemical & Engineering News Archive, 1992-11, Vol.70 (44), p.7-13

ANDERSON, EARL V.

1992

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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

Chemical & Engineering News Archive, 1992-06, Vol.70 (22), p.12-13

ANDERSON, EARL V.

1992

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Chemical Industry Near Top In U.S. Trade Performance: Industry has long and consistent record of trade surpluses; among reasons are competitiveness, globalization, weak dollar

Chemical & Engineering News Archive, 1992-04, Vol.70 (17), p.21-23

ANDERSON, EARL V.

1992

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U.S. Chemical Industry Supports North American Free Trade Pact: With its focus on Mexico, industry wants the most liberal trade and investment rules possible; particular goal is strong agreement on petrochemicals

Chemical & Engineering News Archive, 1992-04, Vol.70 (14), p.7-12

ANDERSON, EARL V.

1992

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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

Chemical & Engineering News Archive, 1992-01, Vol.70 (4), p.9-15

ANDERSON, EARL V.

1992

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Mexico's Chemical Industry Gears Up for North American Free Trade: But government rules for both foreign and private investment and lack of integration in the petrochemical sector make chemicals a politically sensitive issue

Chemical & Engineering News Archive, 1991-09, Vol.69 (36), p.7-14

ANDERSON, EARL V.

1991

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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

Chemical & Engineering News Archive, 1991-07, Vol.69 (30), p.13-14

ANDERSON, EARL V.

1991

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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

Chemical & Engineering News Archive, 1991-06, Vol.69 (25), p.9-10

ANDERSON, EARL V.

1991

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U.S. chemical industry backs free trade with Mexico

Nickel is key to ocean mining venture

U.S. trade balance will move into black

Chlorine Producers Fight Back Against Call for Chemical's Phaseout

Outlook dims for decontrol of natural gas

Chemical industry to face increasing challenges in 1990s

Changes mulled in chemical imports from Third World

EDTA, Ethylenediaminetetraacetic Acid

Styrene—Crude Oil to Polymer

Canada Grapples with Its Science and Technology Policy

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

Brazil's Program To Use Ethanol as Transportation Fuel Loses Steam: Faltering economy, rampant inflation, and gasoline's resurgence have halted ethanol's spectacular growth

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

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

Exports of Large-Volume Chemicals Weakened Last Year: Specialty chemicals took up some of the slack, but not enough to prevent chemical trade surplus from dropping

Environmental Activists Take Aim at Trade Growth and Policy: Conflicts escalate as groups fighting to protect the environment clash with those pushing for more open, free system of global trade

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

NEWS FOCUS: Etbanol's Role in Reformulated Gasoline Stirs Controversy

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

Chemical Industry Near Top In U.S. Trade Performance: Industry has long and consistent record of trade surpluses; among reasons are competitiveness, globalization, weak dollar

U.S. Chemical Industry Supports North American Free Trade Pact: With its focus on Mexico, industry wants the most liberal trade and investment rules possible; particular goal is strong agreement on petrochemicals

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

Mexico's Chemical Industry Gears Up for North American Free Trade: But government rules for both foreign and private investment and lack of integration in the petrochemical sector make chemicals a politically sensitive issue

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

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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