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Facing new attempts to regulate toxic substances, the chemical industry's lobbying expenses skyrocketed in 2022 • OpenSecrets - Vimarsana News

Facing new attempts to regulate toxic substances, the chemical industry's lobbying expenses skyrocketed in 2022 • OpenSecrets

The chemical and related manufacturing industry spent $65.9 million on lobbying Congress and federal agencies in 2022, a nominal record for the industry, an OpenSecrets’ analysis of recent federal disclosure filings found.

A-Gas to increase US capacity with new refrigerant separation towers - Vimarsana News

A-Gas to increase US capacity with new refrigerant separation towers

Refrigerant gas supply and lifecycle management specialist A-Gas is constructing an additional set of separation towers at its Rhome, Texas plant.

We banned CFCs to save the ozone layer. Somehow, they're back - Vimarsana News

We banned CFCs to save the ozone layer. Somehow, they're back

In 1987, the Montreal Protocol was adopted — a rare treaty to achieve ratification from every country in the world.

Ozone-destroying CFC chemicals are on the rise again despite ban - Vimarsana News

Ozone-destroying CFC chemicals are on the rise again despite ban

The production of CFCs was banned globally in 2010, but researchers have detected rising levels of five CFC chemicals from unknown sources

These five ozone-depleting CFCs have been increasing in the atmosphere - Vimarsana News

These five ozone-depleting CFCs have been increasing in the atmosphere

Despite being banned since 2010, five different types of ozone-eating chlorofluorocarbons have increased in our atmosphere, and are thousands of times more potent greenhouse gases than carbon dioxide.

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