What do the following have in common: Birds and cigarette filters, tequila, and ExxonMobil? You’ll need to read Mark Jones’ piece called “Reason for Optimism” to find out. I can report that ‘motivated reasoning’ plays a role
Mark Jones has little use for the word ‘toxic.’ He explains why, pointing in part to a recent decision by Canada, which now considers plastic articles to be toxic under Canada’s primary environmental law—the Canadian Environmental Protection Act (CEPA). Mark struggles with toxic articles made from non-toxic materials
Dow’s Mark Jones retired from the Dow Chemical Company on March 31, and is back with three new reasons to be grateful for chemistry (the initial three reasons he addressed in a previous ACS Industry Matters comment
Ensuring resources for future generations will remain a challenge
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