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Mesnac : Ecombine Established Strategic Partnerships with ARLANXEO to Explore Synthetic Rubber Applications for Tires - Vimarsana News

Mesnac : Ecombine Established Strategic Partnerships with ARLANXEO to Explore Synthetic Rubber Applications for Tires

Ecombine Established Strategic Partnerships with ARLANXEO to Explore Synthetic Rubber Applications for Tires 2023-03-24 On March 10th, Ecombine... | March 25, 2023

DOJ, EPA sue Denka in ongoing chloroprene emissions battle - Vimarsana News

DOJ, EPA sue Denka in ongoing chloroprene emissions battle

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and Department of Justice are alleging that Denka Performance Elastomers is a "public health endangerment" due to the neoprene producer's chloroprene emissions.

Decreased nitrile demand hard hits Synthomer first-half earnings - Vimarsana News

Decreased nitrile demand hard hits Synthomer first-half earnings

Synthomer is linking a 45-percent year-on-year drop in first-half earnings to a decline in its nitrile rubber business, but the U.K.-based company expects glove demand to grow.

EPA proposes timetable to settle air emission concerns in 'Cancer Alley' lawsuit - Vimarsana News

EPA proposes timetable to settle air emission concerns in 'Cancer Alley' lawsuit

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has proposed an agreement to settle litigation filed by Concerned Citizens of St. John that alleges the agency failed to revise air pollution standards affecting a region of Louisiana dubbed “Cancer Alley.”

The EPA Administrator Visited Cancer-Causing Air Pollution Hot Spots Highlighted by ProPublica and Promised Reforms - Vimarsana News

The EPA Administrator Visited Cancer-Causing Air Pollution Hot Spots Highlighted by ProPublica and Promised Reforms

ProPublica found more than 1,000 toxic air hot spots across the country, and determined Black residents were disproportionately at risk. Environmental experts called the EPA’s response to our investigation historic and a “radical change in tone.”