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People & Business :: People/Executives

November 10, 2008

Industry Offers Cautious Optimism on Obama Presidency

Alex Scott and Nancy Seewald

Chemical makers are gearing up for a more challenging regulatory climate with the election of Barack Obama and an expanded Democratic majority in Congress. Issues such as air and water quality, chemical plant security, and chemical management policy are...

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