Climate ChangeACC is working to reducing GHG emissions in our own processes while providing solutions that help society fight climate change.
Science & ResearchACC is investing in research to improve understanding of how chemicals impact health and the environment.
CPTD Panel GroupsThe Chemical Products and Technology Division (CPTD) represents more than 80 self-funded, chemical-specific groups focused on the business of chemistry.
Mar 18, 2020Coronavirus (COVID-19) Resource CenterView activities underway by the chemical industry and to help provide resources to address and fight the impacts of COVID-19.
America’s Chemical Industry, Central to Rebuilding our Nation’s InfrastructureYes, it’s Infrastructure Week. Again! And, it couldn’t come soon enough. One of the few issues everyone in Washington and across the nation can agree on is that America’s aging and failing infrastructure is in desperate need of attention.
American Chemistry MattersA blog of the American Chemistry Council: driving innovation, creating jobs, and enhancing safety.
Letters Apr 28, 2020 ACC Letter to House Ways and Means Committee Re Stimulus Liquidity Principles As the ACC member companies continue to deal with the economic effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, it asks Congress to consider the following proposals designed to enhance the CARES Act.
Letters Apr 28, 2020 ACC Letter to Senate Finance Committee Re Stimulus Liquidity Principles As the ACC member companies continue to deal with the economic effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, it asks Congress to consider the following proposals designed to enhance the CARES Act.
Letters Mar 17, 2020 ACC Statement for the Record Re Impact of US-China Trade Dispute on American Chemistry American Chemistry Council Statement for the Record to the House Committee on Ways and Means on the Impact of the U.S.-China Trade Dispute on the Business of Chemistry in the United States
Letters Jan 28, 2020 CFATS Coaltion Letter to Senate Leadership Coalition strongly supports bipartisan efforts to ensure the continuity of the program without interruption.
Letters Jan 28, 2020 CFATS Coalition Letter to House Leadership Coalition strongly supports bipartisan efforts to ensure the continuity of the program without interruption.
Letters Oct 16, 2019 Application of Spray Polyurethane Foam (SPF) over Spray-applied Fire-Resistive Materials (SFRM) in Fire-Resistance Rated Construction This judgement letter provides support for the application of spray polyurethane foam (SPF) products over sprayapplied fire-resistive materials (SFRM) in various construction configurations.
Letters Oct 04, 2019 Group Letter In Support of Energy and Climate Technology Innovation Legislation Letter urges Congress to place legislation addressing energy and climate technology and innovation on the Senate’s fall legislative calendar.
Letters Sep 11, 2019 US House of Representatives, Committee on Energy and Commerce, Subcommittee on Environment and Climate Change ACC supports a long-term reauthorization of the Chemical Facility Anti-Terrorism Standards (CFATS) program.
Letters Sep 11, 2019 Group Letter in Support of the Energy Savings and Industrial Competitiveness Act Letter to Congress regarding Support for the Energy Savings and Industrial Competitiveness Act of 2019 (S. 2137 and H.R. 3962).
Letters Sep 09, 2019 Multi-Group Letter On Offshore Energy Legislation Groups ask Congress to embrace homegrown opportunities that benefit American families, create high-wage jobs, strengthen the U.S. economy and protect our environment.
Letters Jun 24, 2019 SEHSC Minnesota Silicones Delisting Petition SEHSC requests the inclusion of clarifying definitions of key terms and the delisting of silicone materials from the Minnesota Chemicals of High Concern List.
Letters Jun 17, 2019 ACC Letter on the State of Trucking in America House Subcommittee on Highways and Transit June 12 Hearing, “Under Pressure: The State of Trucking in America.”
Infographics and Fact SheetsLetters Apr 08, 2019 Coalition Letter in Opposition to S501-A Kaminsky and A6296 Englebright The legislation would establish a burdensome, unworkable chemical regulatory program.
