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November 1995 Featured on the Cover

November 1995

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The kaleidoscope of environments on this month’s cover reflect the wide potential of impact by human activity on the rest of the natural world. The potential impact of environmentalism on the chemistry curriculum is just as wide and is reflected in the Symposium starting with "Environmentally Sustainable Growth in the 21st Century: The Role of Catalytic Science and Technology" as well as many other articles in this issue.

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