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How to Advertise     News Of The Week Clean Air's Day in Court Business Lubrizol e-Business Government & Policy Chemical Weapons Science & Technology Plant Biochemistry Cover Story Employment Outlook Table of Contents November 13, 2000 Volume 78, Number 46 CENEAR 78 46 p. 3 NEWS OF THE WEEK Clean Air's Day in Court Supreme Court hears industry's argument that costs need to be considered in setting standards Indecisive Election Most of science's champions are returning to Capitol Hill, along with a few new faces. Environment & Parkinson's New study reinforces link between a natural pesticide and the disease. PPA Draws FDA Warningg Agency says common cold remedy ingredient can cause strokes. ICI Sharpens its Focus Company is selling noncompatible assets, slashing dividend. Synthetic Payoff After 18-year effort, researchers make natural fungal product--penitrem D. BUSINESS Business Concentrates Lubrizol Oil and fuel additives supplier is growing globally and expanding its presence in industrial chemicals. e-Business GOVERNMENT & POLICY Government Concentrates Chemical Weapons Early milestone reached as incineration facility on Johnston Atoll prepares to shut down. Hazardous Waste Exports Report cites less stringent standards, NAFTA for increase in U.S. waste transported to Canada. SCIENCE/TECHNOLOGY Science/Technology Concentrates Plant Biochemistry Discovery of guiding proteins reshapes thinking in the field of lignin and lignan biosynthesis. Tom and Jerry Collaboration between a chemist and a naturalist provides insight into the chemical language of nature. Fluorescent Protein Assay based on protein splicing allows detection of protein interactions. SPECIAL REPORT COVER STORY Employment Outlook Employers of all types are planning to hire chemists and chemical engineers in 2001--and pay them well. THE DEPARTMENTS Editor's Page Letters   Newscripts

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