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Issue 2

25th January 2010

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C&I Magazine

C&I MagazineThe leading source of news and opinion in the arena of chemical technology

Cover Story

Crest of a wave: blue biotech's potential unleashed

Meredith Lloyd-Evans explores some of the next wave of innovations emerging from the world’s vast marine resources

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News

Industry forecast brighter

Patrick Walter, 25/01/2010

The US chemical industry appears to have turned a corner as two new reports suggest that the worst effects of the recession may be over and recovery is starting.

World considers carbon border taxes after Copenhagen failure

Patrick Walter, 25/01/2010

After the failure of the Copenhagen climate conference to come up with any binding emissions targets it appears that many countries around the world might take matters into their own hands.

Features

Child playing

Building blocks for a greener industry

Snehal Desai, 25/01/2010

Levulinic ketals derived from plant biomass provide novel chemical building blocks that offer practical alternatives to petrochemicals, writes Snehal Desai

Blackboard

Facing up to fraud

Emma Dorey, 25/01/2010

As scientific enterprise becomes ever more competitive it appears that misconduct and outright fraud is increasing. Emma Dorey writes that researchers are only now beginning to get a handle on the size of the problem

Editor's Blog

Perceptions of climate change

Are you a denier or a doubter? Uninterested or engaged? These are the four categories of people identified in a survey carried out Italy and the UK as having views on climate change (I. Lorenzoni and M. Hulme, Public Understanding of Science, 2009, 18, 383). The researchers also add that for most people in Europe, climate change is distant from their lives.

And now with the latest revelations about the IPCC and the activities of its members, public disinterest is only likely to increase.