Alexander H. Tullo is a Senior Editor at Chemical & Engineering News. He specializes in topics such as additives, advanced materials, plastics, and cleantech, with a strong focus on recycling and renewable energy. Alexander's work has been featured in Environmental Health News and the American Chemical Society.
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Alexander H. Tullo's coverage predominantly focuses on the chemical industry, business deals, and sustainability within manufacturing and petrochemicals. His articles often contain press releases and cite data, indicating a preference for factual information from reliable sources.
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Joint Venture: Construction of $20 billion Dow, Saudi Aramco megaproject is set to begin
Start-up firm claims to have gone further with an oxidative coupling route to ethylene than other firms have before
MOST PEOPLE HAVE been annoyed by the sight of plastic shopping bags tangled in trees or have had to swerve around one tumbling down the highway.
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Scientists are giving nature a nudge and coaxing enzymes to break down plastics
By: Alexander H. Tullo
US chemical makers saw a downturn in 2023 and are poised for improvement in 2024
By: Alexander H. Tullo
The firms look to diversify in the face of a declining outlook for fuels
The slumping sector is expected to get a jolt this year from lower interest rates
