Local Businesses Receiving Much of Chem Demil Work
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By John Norton, The Pueblo Chieftain, Colo.  Dec. 8--With work finally moving forward on Pueblo's chemical demilitarization program, $46.2 million in contracts have been awarded this year through the end of November, much of it to local firms.
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Scientists in Rockingham County have detected higher concentrations of the gasoline additive MtBE hundreds of feet below the surface than in shallow wells.
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Just about anyone who has lived awhile in this small town nestled between a fuel refinery and an asphalt refinery has grown accustomed to the rank smell.
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Margins measure the fuel that powers great businesses.
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By Tatiana Prophet, Daily Press, Victorville, Calif.  Feb. 14--Fo r 1 1 c i t i e s i n S a n Bernardino County, the prospect of paying a surcharge for a chemical that did not originate in their areas just doesn't seem right.
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While the rest of the country frets over surging energy prices, a small but growing group of businesses is fueling a boom of sorts in the US oil patch.
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APPRENTICES working in the chemical industry ha
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By Jon Chavez, The Blade, Toledo, Ohio  Feb. 18--SUZANNE CLARK knows how to fill a businesses park.
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Caffeine-filled products are creating a buzz at the drug store.
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Increasingly, local prosperity depends on staying at the forefront of new industries and ideas.
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By The Arizona Daily Star, Tucson  Feb. 9--There's not much dispute that some of the chemicals in gasoline vapors contribute to air pollution, disease and death. It's the main reason Phoenix several years ago began to require that gas stations install vapor recovery nozzles on gas pumps.
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By Anastasia Weiner  A new chemical blending unit could see water treatment specialist HydroChem Group increase its turnover by an impressive 500%.
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By KEVIN MILLER; OF THE NEWS STAFF  Environmental and health groups say the presence of dozens of industrial chemicals in 13 Mainers who volunteered for a study underscores the need for new policies to protect the public from potential toxins found in everyday consumer products.
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By John Stamper, The Lexington Herald-Leader, Ky. Feb.
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By David Nivens, High Point Enterprise, N.C.  Feb.
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Here are a few companies primed for growth.
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The chemical company is looking to grow all over the world.