Chemicals Chief Praises NW's Centre of Excellence ; Call to Stand Up for Industry's Reputation
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By BILL GLEESON Daily Post  STEVE ELLIOTT, chief executive of the Chemical Industries Association (CIA), has paid tribute to the achievements of chemical businesses in the region and called on industry to "stand up for science".
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The state&#39;s executive director of public health and the environment is on the short list of people being considered to head the Environmental Protection Agency.
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To: NATIONAL EDITORS  Contact: Neil Gussman of the Chemical Heritage Foundation, +1- 717-314-2494, neilg@chemheritage.org   PHILADELPHIA, June 20 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Thomas R.
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Asbestos victims voiced outrage Friday at a multimillion dollar golden handshake given to the chief of building products group James Hardie Industries NV, who resigned in the wake of a scandal about the company&#39;s treatment of thousands of people poisoned
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After a year as head of the Environmental Protection Agency, Mike Leavitt can&#39;t be blamed if he feels a sense of deja vu when he steps into his new role as health secretary.
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LONDON -- The head of the World Anti-Doping Agency defended the doping tests that embroiled Marion Jones and Floyd Landis in high-profile cases, saying, ``in the long run, the system works."
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Some business and industry leaders said yesterday that they were glad to see the goodwill expressed to China in President Chen Shui-bian&#39;s National Day message.
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By The Bellingham Herald, Wash.  Feb. 21--Diane Birsner has been hired as the office and customer relations manager at Excellence Northwest.
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By Kate Bowman  LAW firm Dickinson Dees has boosted its chemical and pharmaceuticals group after seeing business triple.  The Newcastle firm, which also has offices in Stockton and York, has made key appointments, taking the number of lawyers in the specialist departments to 22.
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LONDON, September 7  /PRNewswire/ -- Focus on niche marketing, production streamlining, and research and development will lead to success in the European market for fine chemicals.
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Australian building products firm James Hardie Industries Ltd., tainted by a row over asbestos, sought to repair its reputation on Wednesday
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The head of Boeing Co.&#39;s   commercial aircraft unit on Sunday backed a call by rival  Airbus to work closely on producing more environmentally  friendly planes, but said real progress was the responsibility  of jet engine makers, rather than plane builders.
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MINNEAPOLIS - New Northwest Airlines chief executive Doug Steenland promised the airline&#39;s strategy wouldn&#39;t change as he takes over the top job from Richard Anderson, who announced his resignation on Friday to work for UnitedHealth Group.
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The chief of Hong Kong Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) said Tuesday the Legislative Council election process was clean and fair.
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By Katy Stech, The Post and Courier, Charleston, S.C.  Feb. 4--The homeland security spotlight has shifted to the nation's  15,000 chemical manufacturing plants, including the dozen or so in the  Charleston region.
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Former chief of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency fought off fierce criticism Monday that the agency did not do enough to protect September 11, 2001, rescue workers from toxic pollutants.
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By Helen Logan  The new owner of a large part of Teesside's chemical industry has revealed it may invest pounds 200m locally in a new plant.   Paul Booth, president of SABIC UK Petrochemicals, unveiled the plans at a key industry briefing held in the Tees Valley.