In the first trial in hundreds of Georgia lawsuits, retired truck driver Gary Walker, 75, contends emmissions from ethylene oxide caused his cancer.

"The sourcing from international markets has become mandatory. It’s more likely that things will get expensive than change,” says Jim Dilisi of Fanwood Chemical.

A U.S. Army Chemical Corps specialist took charge of a hazardous materials team during a wildfire response mission in ...

In a major move to boost petrochemical output and capture a greater share of global markets, China Petroleum and Chemical ...

Once you know what to look for, it’s time to start building your non-toxic cleaning supply cupboard. Ascher and Mock ...

U.S. Reps. Ayanna Pressley, D-Mass., Shontel Brown, D-Ohio, and Nydia Velásquez, D-N.Y., are urging the Food and Drug ...

The Biden administration placed landmark limits on toxic pollutants from petrochemicals and other industries. Now, the Trump ...

In miniature test tubes in biologist Ryan Baugh's lab at Duke, thousands of tiny wriggling worms—each one a fraction the size ...

Wear and tear on plastic products releases small to nearly invisible plastic particles, which could impact people’s health ...

Some ingredients found in personal care products like lotion and shampoo may be harmful to your health. Here's how to avoid ...

Tennessee lawmakers are currently reviewing a controversial bill that would shield chemical companies from lawsuits if their products cause harm.

A chemical reaction that's vital to a range of commercial and industrial goods may soon be initiated more effectively and less expensively.