Voices: From the Editor

We’ve covered a lot in 85 years, and the next 85 look promising

When faced with dilemmas, stand firm in your convictions

Confusion comes as companies implement different strategies. After reading this month’s cover story, “Untangling Emissions," Scope 3 certification now reminds me of the telephone...

It behooves your facility to check all the doors before the vandals, burglars/bank robbers, hoodlums, spies and saboteurs start rattling the knobs.

The stage is set for more Chemical Processing magic

Mark Rosenzweig retires as Editor-in-Chief of Chemical Processing magazine.

Turmoil at the top has hobbled its essential work for far too long

Take some tips from a veteran of doing a job remotely

Chemical makers’ efforts on CO2 address only part of the problem

A former pharmaceutical plant points up the possibilities

Organization remains an important force in the chemical engineering profession

Issues revealed by the incident nearly a decade ago demand ongoing vigilance

Allocate adequate attention to addressing its safety, health and other hazards

Survey points up sizable gaps between intent and action

The American chemical industry won’t be alone in seeing an uptick

Survey shows corporate execution still nowhere near matches intention

Think carefully about where you keep irreplaceable items

Its diverse efforts aim to bolster the specialty chemicals industry

Knowing the key differences between new and previous versions is important

Policy paper promotes establishing a global treaty with three specific goals

The CSB needs a process safety expert on its board

Collaborative initiative aims to boost competency of current workers.

Several key points emerge from the responses of a record number of companies

Chemical makers and environmental groups working together is a natural pairing

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