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New ACC Study on Economic Benefits of Shale Gas
The U.S. is on track for $71.7 billion in investments and more than 530,000 permanent new jobs; robust and affordable supplies of natural gas will result in nearly 100 chemical industry investment projects. » Learn More

TSCA
Congress must modernize TSCA to ensure product safety and consumer confidence, as well as to preserve America’s role as the world’s leading innovator. »
Environmental Regulations
To attract manufacturing in the U.S., EPA must improve its Boiler MACT standards and stop GHG emissions regulations. »
Rail
ACC released new research on freight rail issues facing the chemical industry and U.S. economy. »

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New Interactive Case Studies Showcase the Chemistry Driving U.S. Energy Efficiency
All told, the products of chemistry and plastics help Americans save up to $85 billion a year in energy costs.

Video: Responsible Care® Product Safety Code
The Code was developed by ACC and its members based on industry best practices to drive continuous improvement in chemical product safety.

Leading Economic Indicator Breaks Three-Year Pattern; Suggests Modest Expansion Will Continue
ACC's Chemical Activity Barometer can be used to determine turning points and likely trends in the wider economy.

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